The Laundromat on 18^th October 2017 2mce-fm 92.3/94.7khz

8:00 – 10:00 (-ish) (NSW Daylight Saving)

Wonderful Music – Grobbschnitt - Grobbschnitt

Johnny B. Goode – Roy Buchanan – Buch & The Snake Stretchers

JJ Cale – Live in London

Riverboat

Ride Me High

The Old Man And Me

New Orleans

Don't Cry Sister

Call Me The Breeze

Lies

Black Cat

I Feel So Bad

Durango (instrumental)

Closer To You

Nowhere To Run

Takin' Care Of Business

After Midnight

No Time

Lady Chatterley's Lover - Samuel Pepys

The Lost Cycle – Rick Wakeman – No Earthly Connection

Fly Me High– The Moody Blues – Days Of Future Passed

Tomorrow May Come – May Blitz – May Blitz

The Goons – Robin's Post

The Money's No Good – Redgum – Virgin Ground

In My Own Time – The Bee Gees - 1st

More Than A Woman – Dread Zeppelin – It's Not Unusual

We're Gonna Make It - Little Milton

Wang Dang Doodle - Koko Taylor

Dirty Work Goin' On - Little Joe Blue

One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer - John Lee Hooker

Whatever Gets You Through The Night – John Lennon – Lost Weekend

Space Gospel – Emerson, Lake & Powell – Space Gospel

The Letter – Chicken Shack – 40 Blues Fingers Freshly Packed And Ready To Serve

Throw It Away – Joe Jackson – Look Sharp

I Can't Stand The Rain – The Commitments – Best of The Commitments

Toad – Cream – Fresh Cream

18^th October - On This Day In Music

Born On This Day

1926 – Chuck Berry (Charles Edward Anderson Berry) – legendary R&B and Rock 'n' Roll singer / guitarist

1938 – Ronnie Bright – singer with The Coasters

1943 – Russ Giguere – guitarist and vocalist for The Association

1947 – Gary Puckett – front-man for Gary Puckett and The Union Gap

1947 – Laura Nyro - singer

1949 – Gary Richrath – guitarist with REO Speedwagon

1949 – Joe Egan – guitarist, keyboard player and vocalist for Stealers Wheel

1952 – Keith Knudson – drummer for The Doobie Brothers

1956 – Dick Crippen of Tenpole Tudor

1957 – Denise Dufort of Girlschool

1961 – Wynton Marsalis – jazz trumpeter

Happened on this Day

1931 – Thomas Edison, who invented the phonograph, died on this day

1944 – Orville "Hoppy" Jones of The Ink Spots died on this day

1957 – Paul McCartney made his live debut with The Quarrymen at New Clubmoor Hall Conservative Club, Liverpool

1964 – The Animals kicked off their first headlining tour at the ABC in Manchester with supporting acts Carl Perkins, Gene Vincent and The Nashville Teens

1966 – The Jimi Hendrix Experience played their first major concert before an audience of 14,500 at Paris Olympia supporting french star Johnny Hallyday

1967 – John Lennon's first solo film appearance in the premiere of "How I Won the War"

1968 – Led Zeppelin played its first UK date at London's Marquee Club.

1968 – John Lennon and Yoko were busted for possession of cannabis resin in Ringo's basement apartment in London's Montague Square. Lennon pleaded guilty and was fined £150

1968 – The Jackson Five made their national TV debut on ABC-TV's Hollywood Palace

1969 – Richard Nader presented the first of his "Rock 'n' Roll Revival" shows at The Felt Forum in New York City. It starred Bill Haley, Chuck Berry, The Platters and The Shirelles

1969 – The Temptations' US single "Can't Get Next To You" went to no. 1

1969 – New Music Express reported that Rod Stewart joined Small Faces as a replacement for Steve Marriott who had left to form Humble Pie

1969 – Paul Kantner of Jefferson Airplane was busted for possession of marijuana

1969 – Record releases from Blood, Sweat & Tears ("And When I Die") Steam ("Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye") and Stevie Wonder ("Yester-me Yester-you Yesterday")

1974 – Soul singer Al Green was scalded when his girlfriend Mary Woodson threw boiling grits at him, and then shot herself. Green suffered burns on his back, Woodson died instantly

1975 – Simon & Garfunkel reunite on Saturday Night Live for their first post-split collaboration of "My Little Town"

1976 – The Buzzcocks made their first recordings at Revolution Studios in Cheadle Manchester

1977 – John Otway and Wild Willy Barrett appeared on The Old Grey Whistle Test. During a flying leap, Otway fell over Barrett's amp, pulling out the lead, and ensuring 5 minutes of on-air, live-TV chaos

1979 – The Buggles secured no. 1 on the UK singles with "Video Killed the Radio Star"

1979 – Fifteen youths were arrested at an Earth, Wind & Fire concert at Madison Square Gardens, charged with having beaten and robbed patrons on the way to the concert

1981 – Dave Stewart and Barbara Gaskin got to no. 1 with their cover of "It's My Party"

1986 – Former Eastenders TV actor Nick Berry was no. 1 on the UK charts with "Every Loser Wins" It was BBC Records' first UK no. 1 single

1986 – For the first time in Rock history to date, the Top 3 positions on the US charts were female. Janet Jackson had no. 1 with "When I Think of You", Tina Turner had no. 2 with "Typical Male", and Cyndi Lauper had no. 3 with "True Colours". A week later, the positions of the three had reversed

1986 – Christine McVie married composer Eduardo DeMendonca

1987 – ITV's South Bank Show showed a documentary of The Smiths, filmed during the recording of Strangeways

1989 – During the first of a four-night run at The Los Angeles Coliseum, Guns 'n' Roses frontman Axl Rose announced he was leaving the band. He didn't.

1992 – The City of Los Angeles declared today as "Rocky Horror Picture Show Day" marking the 15^th anniversary of the movie

1998 – Jay-Z was no. 1 with "Vol. 2 Hard Knock Life"

2000 – Internet firm DNA Visual Business Solutions filed a lawsuit against Britney Spears and her marketing company for failing to pay for the redesign of her website britneyspears.com

2000 – Singer Julie London died from a stroke

2006 – James Edward "Snooky" Pryor – Chicago Blues harmonica player, died on this day

2007 – Lucky Philip Dube – South African Reggae musician, recorded 22 albums in 25 years, regarded as South Africa's biggest-selling reggae artist. Murdered in Rosettenville, Johannesburg

2008 – Delia Juanita Warwick - US Soul singer, sister of Dionne Warwick, neice of Cissy Houston and cousin of Whitney Houston. Struggled with narcotics addiction, died in a nursing home in New Jersey

2014 – Paul Craft – singer / songwriter. His songs were recorded by Ray Stevens, Linda Ronstadt, Jerry Lee Lewis, Willie Nelson, The Eagles and Bobby Bare amongst others. He died of multiple diseases in a hospital in Nashville Tennessee

2015 – Frank Watkins – bassist for heavy-metal bands Obituary and Gorgoroth, died of cancer

2016 – Bobby Ellis – Jamaican trumpet player, played with Peter Tosh, Burning Spear and The Revolutionaries. He died of a pneumonia-related illness