The Laundromat on 25^th October 2017 2mce-fm 92.3/94.7khz

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

I Really Haven't Got The Time – The Moody Blues – Days Of Future Passed

Fire Queen – May Blitz – May Blitz

Jimmy Page – Midnight Moonlight - 22^nd October 1988

Who's To Blame

Prelude

Over The Hills And Far Away

Writes Of Winter

Tear Down The Walls

Emerald Eyes

Midnight Moonlight

In My Time Of Dying

Prison Blues

Wasting My Time

Custard Pie – Black Dog

Train Kept a-Rollin'

Stairway To Heaven

Dalgetty's Fruit Wholesalers – Shaun Micallef – Treading The Boards

Nuclear Cop – Redgum – Virgin Ground

Every Christian Lion-Hearted Man Will Show You – The Bee Gees - 1st

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

William Shatner - Earthbound / Go With Me / High Flight / Flight Of Man / Galileo

Be-Bop-a-Lula – John Lennon – Lost Weekend

Hooligan #2 – Emerson, Lake & Powell – Space Gospel

Lonesome Whistle Blues– Chicken Shack – 40 Blues Fingers Freshly Packed And Ready To Serve

Jinglin' Baby - Eddie "Guitar" Burns

That's Why I Don't Mind - Muddy Waters

Keep It To Myself - Buddy Guy

Sitting Here Alone - Hound Dog Taylor

I'd Rather Go Blind – Etta James

Baby Stick Around – Joe Jackson – Look Sharp

Ain't Nothin' You Can Do – The Commitments – Best of The Commitments

Wrapping Paper – Cream – Fresh Cream

Juicy Groove – Juicy Groove – First Taste

Used & Abused – Midnight Oil – Midnight Oil

Best I Can – Rush – By-Tor (RUSH)

25^th October - On This Day In Music

Born On This Day

1902 – Eddie Lang – blues artist, half of Eddie Lang & Joe Venuti

1937 – Jeanne Black – recorded "He'll Have To Stay" in answer to Jim Reeves' "He'll Have To Go"

1941 – Helen Reddy - singer

1944 – Jon Anderson – vocalist and founding member of Yes, and later collaborator with Vangelis

1947 – John Hall – drummer for The Equals

1948 – Glen Tipton – guitarist and founding member of Judas Priest

1950 – Chris Norman of Smokie

1951 – Richard Lloyd – guitarist and vocalist for Television

1956 – Matthias Jabs of Scorpions

1960 – Chrissie Amphlett – vocalist for The Divinyls

1962 – Chad Smith – drummer with the Red Hot Chili Peppers

1963 – John Leven of Europe

1965 – Nick Thorp of Curiosity Killed The Cat

1968 – Todd Thomas (aka Speech) – singer with Arrested Development

1970 – ed Robertson – guitarist with Barenaked Ladies

Happened on this Day

1958 – Cliff Richard made his British radio debut on BBC's "Saturday Club"

1961 – Hayley Mills became the first British femal to hit the US Top 10 since Vera Lynne in 1952

1963 – The Beatles played the first of a five-date Swedish tour in a school hall in Karlstad

1964 – The Beatles were winners of five Ivor Novello Awards for their songwriting achievements; most outstanding contribution to music - for "She Loves You" most broadcast song and best selling record, for "I Want To Hold Your Hand" second best-selling record, for "All My Loving"second most outstanding song

1964 – The Rolling Stones made their first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show. A riot broke out in the studio and Ed was quoted as saying, "I promise you they'll never be back on our show again." They were back a year later

1968 – The double album "Electric Ladyland" by the Jimi Hendrix Experience was released. It was made available as two albums when complaints were received about the naked women on the cover

1969 – "Sugar Sugar"by The Archies was no. 1 on the UK singles charts and stayed there for eight weeks. It was also no. 1 on the US charts selling over 6 million copies.

1969 – The Guess Who were awarded gold for "Laughing"

1969 – Pink Floyd released "Ummagumma", a double LP consisting of a live disc and a second disc of experimentation by each of the members of the band

1969 – Record releases include Peter, Paul & Mary's "Leaving on a Jet Plane (written by John Denver), and Three Dog Night's "Eli's Coming"

1970 – Ätom Heart Mother" was Pink Floyd's first no. 1 album in Britain

1971 – "The Allman Brothers Band Live at The Fillmore East" went gold, four days after Duanne Allman died in a motorbike accident

1973 – John Lennon sued the US Immigration Department for wire-taps of him and his lawyer. The suit was part of Lennon's fight for US citizenship

1974 – The Incredible String Band disbands after ten years together

1974 – Nick Drake died on this day

1976 – Phillip Reed, guitarist for Flo & Eddie, died from falling from a Salt Lake City hotel room.

1980 – Barbra Streisand scored no. 1 on the US charts for her album "Guilty". She also started a three-week run at no. 1 on the UK charts for "Woman in Love"

1980 – New Order played their debut gig in Manchester, England

1985 – actor / singer Gary Holton, member of The Heavy Metal Kids and half of Casino Steel, died of a drug overdose

1986 – Bon Jovi had no. 1 on the US charts with "Slippery When Wet"

1986 – Cyndi lauper started a two-week run at no. 1 with "True Colours"

1986 – Mark Knopfler crashed and broke his collarbone, in a celebrity car race before the Australian Grand Prix

1989 – Nirvana appeared at The Duchess Of York, Leeds on the third night of their European Tour

1991 – Concert promoter Bill Graham (Wulf Wolodia Grajonca), promoter and operator of The Fillmore East and West, and The Winterland Ballroom, was killed in a helicopter crash

1993 – Tears For Fears played The Aladdin Theatre Las Vegas with support act Radiohead

1997 – Johnny Cash announce onstage at Michigan that he was suffering from Parkinson's Disease. He had fallen when reaching for a guitar pick

2001 – 13 law firms were involved in claims over Jerry Garcia's $10 million estate six years after his death. Wives and girlfriends were still arguing over disribution of the estate and annual royalties of $4.6 million

2003 – Johnny Cash's stepdaughter Rosie Nix Adams and her fiddle player Jimmy Campbell were found dead from carbon-monoxide poisoning on their tour bus in Tennessee

2004 – John Peel (aka John Robert Parker Ravenscroft) died of a heart attack in Cuzco, Peru. He was BBC's longest-serving radio DJ and the first DJ to introduce The Ramones, Roxy Music, The Smiths, The Fall, Rod Stewart, Blur, Sex Pistols,T. Rex and others. He founded Dandelion Records which released recordings by kevin Coyne, Bridget St John and Medicine Head. Also known for his "Peel Sessions". He was awarded OBE in 1998

2014 – John Syman Asher "Jack" Bruce – musician, singer / songwriter, bassist for Cream, Blues Incorporated, Graham Bond Quartet (later Graham Bond Organisation), John Mayall and The Bluesbreakers, Manfred Mann, died of liver disease