The Laundromat on 6^th September 2017 2mce-fm 92.3/94.7khz

8:00 – 10:00 (-ish) (NSW EST)

Free Advice – Jefferson Airplane – Jefferson Airplane Loves You (rare tracks from 1962 - 1967)

The Song Of The Shrimp – Elvis Presley – Elvis' Greatest Shit (vol 1)

John Cafferty and The Beaver Brown Band – Worcester Mass. 1983

Season In Hell

California Sun

Wild Summer Nights

Some Like It Hot

On The Dark Side

Under The Boardwalk

Strangers In Paradise

More Than One Of The Boys

Tough All Over

One Broken Heart For Sale

Mariah

Where The Action Is

Heat Of The Night

runaround Sue

Hey Ginny (partial)

Rockin' My Life Away

Chocka - The Naked Vicar Show

Fa La Fa Lee – Sparks – Sparks

Living On The Outside – Meatloaf – Hang Cool Teddy Bear

You're Lookin'Good – Bo Diddley – Lover

The Goons – The Rent Collector

There Is No Life Without Love – The Kinks – The Great Lost Kinks Album (1963 - 70)

Instrumental #1 – Blind Faith – Morgan Studios Rehearsal 1969

Oh, How She Changed – Strawbs – Strawbs

Your Funeral, My Trial / The Goat - Sonny Boy Williamson

Key To The Highway - Little Walter

Double Trouble - Mudday Waters

Come On Home - Eddie Boyd

So Many Roads, So Many Trains – Otis Rush

A Sight For Sore Eyes – Tom Waits – Foreign Affair

Dirty Little Secret – Graham Nash – Songs For Survivors

Out Of Control – Crossfires (pre- Turtles) – Out Of Control

Upset The People – Pigeons (pre-Vanilla Fudge) – While The World Was Eating Vanilla Fudge

Ppg – Toto Banke – Krautrock

Mary B – Alix Dobkin – Living With Lesbians

6^th September - On This Day In Music

Born On This Day

1925 – Jimmy Reed – blues singer

1942 – Dave Bargeron from Blood, Sweat & Tears

1944 – Roger Waters – singer, sonwriter, bassist and composer for Pink Floyd

1947 – Sylvester James – androgynous disco, R&B and soul singer

1949 – James Litherland from Bandit and Colosseum

1954 – Stella Baker from Belle Stars

1954 – Louis Molino from Cock Robin

1954 – Banner Thomas – bassist for Molly Hatchett

1958 – Buster Bloodvessel (Douglas Trendle) from Bad Manners

1961 – Paul Waaktaar-Savoy (Pal Waaktaar Gamst) – songwriter / guitarist for A-Ha

1969 – Marc Anthony – singer / songwriter

1969 – Paddy Boom (aka Patrick Seacor) – drummer for Scissor Sisters

1971 – Dolores O'Reardon – singer with The Cranberries

1980 – Kerry Katona – singer for Atomic Kitten

Happened on this Day

1957 – the first flexi-disc, produced for promotion of a Nestle chocolate bar

1961 – Bob Dylan's debut at the Gaslight Cafe in New York's Greenwich Village

1963 – Cilla Black (Priscilla White), signed a management contract with The Beatles' manager, Brian Epstein

1963 – Jerry Lee Lewis' contract with Sun Records expired

1967 – Englebert Humperdink had no. 1 on the UK singles charts with "The Last Waltz"

1967 – The UK Government took out advertisements in British papers explaining its enactment of legislation outlawing pirate radio, the prime reason being the interference of ship-to-shore radio frequencies caused by the illegal stations broadcasting from Britain's coast

1968 – Eric Clapton recorded his guitar solo for George Harrison's "While My Guitar Gently Weeps"

1969 – James Brown announced his retirement from live performances affective July 4^th 1970

1969 – Josh White – blues artist, died during a heart-valve replacement operation

1969 – Thunderclap Newman released "Something in the Air"

1970 – Jimi Hendrix' last concert performance at Isle of Fehmarn Festival in Germany

1972 – John & Yoko appeared on Jerry Lewis' Muscular Dystrophy Telethon

1974 – The 101 All-Stars (formed by Joe Strummer) made their debut at The Telegraph, Brixton Hill in London

1974 – George Harrison inaugurated his new Dark Horse label with the release of "The Place I Love" by a group named Splinter. Harrison was producer

1975 – Glenn Campbell started a 2-week run at no. 1 on the US singles charts with "Rhinestone Cowboy"

1976 – Fleetwood Mac hit no. 1 on the US album charts with "Fleetwood Mac"

1978 – Thomas Blanchard "Tom"Wilson - Record producer best known for his work with Bob Dylan, Mothers of Invention, Simon and Garfunkle, Velvet Underground, Cecil Taylor, Sun Ra, Eddie Harris, Nico, Eric Burdon & the Animals, Blues Project, the Clancy Brothers, Tommy Makem, and others. Died of a heart attack

1980 – Multiple records entered the charts – Paul Simon's "One Trick Pony", The Cars' "Panorama", The Allman Brothers' "Reach for the Sky" and Eddie Money's "Playing For Keeps"

1980 – Ginger Baker quit Atomic Rooster to join Hawkwind

1980 – Diana Ross' single "Upside Down" hit no. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100

1980 – U2 performed at The Fiesta Suite in Plymouth England

1980 – The Jam had no. 1 on the UK singles charts with "Start"

1982 – Paul McCartney released "Tug of War"

1985 – Little Brother Montgomery (Eurreal Wilford Montgomery) – Jazz, Boogie-Woogie and blues singer and pianist, died on this day

1985 - Johnny Desmond – Pop & Jazz singer - worked with Gene Krupa, Bob Crosby and Glenn Miller. Died of cancer

1986 – All-girl group Bananarama had no. 1 on the US singles charts with "Venus"

1988 – 2000 pieces of Elton John memorabilia were auctioned at Sothebys in London. Items included his boa feathers, Pinball Wizard boots and hundreds of pairs of spectacles

1989 – Neil Young's "This Note's For You" won the MTV award for best video – ironic after the station refused to air the video

1989 – The Pittsburgh Steelers were unable to practise on their own field because The Rolling Stones were rehearsing for their upcoming concert

1990 – Tom Fogerty – Guitarist for Creedence Clearwater Revival, died of tuberculosis

1993 – Don Henley, Jimmy Buffett, Elton John, Sting and Aerosmith performed at a benefit concert for Walden Woods

1994 – Nicky Hopkins (Nicholas Christian Hopkins) – rock pianist and organist with artists such as Screaming Lord Sutch's Savages, Easybeats, Kinks, Pretty Things, The Move, The Who, Jeff Beck Group, Rolling Stones, Jefferson Airplane,  New Riders of the Purple Sage, Steve Miller Band, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Jerry Garcia Band, Beatles, Harry Nilsson, Donovan, Ry Cooder, and Kinks. He died from complications resulting from intestinal surgery, presumably related to his lifelong battle with Crohn's disease

1995 – Bruce Hornsby and Branford Marsalis performed The National Anthem in Baltimore's Camden Yards

1997 – Elton John recorded a new version of "Candle in the Wind" and performed it at the funeral of Diana Princess of Wales in tribute

2001 – Earth, Wind & Fire announced that their forthcoming 30^th anniversary American tour would be sponsored by Viagra

2004 – Jamiroquai singer, Jay Kay, was banned from driving for 6 months after being clocked at over 100mph