The
Laundromat on 2nd August 2017 2mce-fm 92.3/94.7khz
8:00
– 10:00 (-ish) (NSW EST)
Oh
Tell Your Mama –
Aftershave –
Strange Feeling
It's
Not Over – The
Ferrets – Fame At Any
Price
Mrs.
Stately's Garden – Four
Seasons – Genuine
Imitation Life Gazette
John
Lennon – The Record Plant 13th July
1974
Steel
& Glass
Going
Down On Love
Move
Over Mrs. L
Surprise
Surprise (Sweet Bird of Paradise)
Beef
Jerky
Scared
Old
Dirt Road
Bless
You
Whatever
Gets You Through The Night
Nobody
Loves You (When You're Down & Out)
The
Female Premier - Martin & Molloy
Evolution
– Lobby Lloyd –
Plays With George Guitar
The
Beginning – Billy
Thorpe – Children Of The
Sun
American
Dream – Bachman
Cummings – The Thunderbird
Tracks
I'm
Sorry, I'll Read That Again
Don't
You Push Me Down / Come See
– Bob
Dylan
– Ten Million A Week
How
To (1) – Axis of Awesome – Scissors, Paper, ROCK!
Frame
Of Mind – Frame
– Krautrock
Walkin
The Blues - Willie Dixon
Don't
Start Me To Talkin' - Sonny Boy Williamson
Smokestack
Lightnin' - Howlin' Wolf
29
Ways - Willie Dixon
Poison
Ivy – The Paramounts (pre-Procol Harum) – 1963
– 1971 Rare Tracks
Won't
Kill Me – Quicksilver Messenger Service
– What About Me
Everybody's
Talkin'
– Crosby,
Stills, Nash & Young
– Studio Archives
Sweet
Love
– Renee
Geyer
– Ready To Deal
Red
Two Scorer (33 1/3 rpm)– Robert Fripp – God Save The
Queen
(You've
Got) Personality
– Ross
D. Wylie
– Uptight Party Time
My
Sunday Feeling
– Jethro
Tull
– This Was
Tadpole
– Incredible
Hog
– Vol. 1
2nd
August - On This Day In Music
Born
On This Day
1937
– Garth Hudson – organ player for The Band
1939
– Edward Patten – vocals with Gladys Knight & The
Pips
1940
– Dave Govan – from The Jayhawks and The
Vibrations
1941
– Doris Kenner (Doris Colley) - vocals with The Shirelles
1944
– Jim Capaldi – vocals and drummer with Traffic
1948
– Andy Fairweather-Low – From Amen Corner and
Fairweather
1949
– Fat Larry – front-man for Fat Larry's Band
1951
– Andrew Gold – singer / songwriter, session musician for
Linda Ronstadt, and member of Wax
1961
– Pete de Frietas – Echo & The Bunnymen
Happened
on this Day
1953
– Betty Jack Davis of The Davis Sisters died on this
day
1957
– The official Elvis Presley Fan Club was launched in the UK
1960
– Johnny Kidd & The Pirates hit no. 1 on the UK singles
charts with "Shakin' All Over"
1963
– "Sweets For my Sweet", a cover of The
Drifters' hit, went to no. 1 in the UK for The Searchers
1964
– Ray Charles performed at Hamburg's Star Club, where
The Beatles had performed
1969
– Max Romeo's "Wet Dream" entered the UK
charts and reached no. 10, despite being banned by the BBC
1971
– Creedence Clearwater Revival kicked off a 10-date US tour
at Tulsa
1971
– a gold record for Rod Stewart's LP, "Every Picture
Tells a Story"
1972
– Brian Cole, an original member of The Association,
died of an apparent heroin overdose
1972
– gold record for Dr Hook & The Medicine Show for their
"Sylvia's Mother" single
1973
– The Mamas & The Papas filed a lawsuit against their
record label Dunhill for $9 million in unpaid royalties,
claiming they'd been ripped-off by as much as $60 million
1975
– The Eagles went to no. 1 on the US singles charts with
"One of These Nights"
1975
– Leon Russell released "Lady Blue"
1977
– The Who purchased Shepparton Film Studios for
£350,000
1983
– James Jamerson, Motown Records session player and
one of The Funk Brothers, died of a heart attack
1986
– Peter Cetera started a 2-week run at no. 1 on the US
charts with "Theme From Karate Kid II: Glory of Love"
1986
– Chris de Burgh hit no. 1 in the UK singles charts with
"Lady in Red"
1986
– Bruce Hornsby & The Range's single "The Way It
Is", enters the UK charts
1087
– Davis Martin, bass player for Sam The Sham & The
Pharaohs, died of a heart attack
1991
– Rick James and his girlfriend Tanya Hijazi were
arrested in Hollywood charged with assault with a deadly weapon,
aggravated mayhem, torture, false imprisonment and forcible oral
copulation. James was released on $1 million bail
1998
– Mojo Magazine published the reults of a nation-wide survey
asking, "Who's your favourite recording artist of all-time?"
5th – Elton John, 4th – Queen,
3rd – Frank Sinatra, 2nd – Elvis
Presley and 1st – The Beatles
2000
– Jerome Smith from KC & The Sunshine Band died
after he was crushed by a bulldozer he was operating
2001
– New Orleans International Airport was renamed Louis
Armstrong Airport after the musician
2004
– Eric Clapton bought a 50% share in ther men's outfitters
Cordings. He had been a fan and a regular customer since he was 16
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