The Laundromat on 4^th October 2017 2mce-fm 92.3/94.7khz

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

The Way It Must Be – Dan Fogelberg – Exiles

Every Little Thing – Yes – Yes

Joe Cocker & The Shelter People – The Fillmore East

Honky Tonk Women

Let's Go Get Stoned

Sticks & Stones

Bird On A Wire

Cry Me A River

Superstar

Delta Lady

Something

Feelin'Alright

Blue Medley

Space Captain

The Letter

Girl From The North Country

Hugo The Human Cannonball - Ray Stevens

Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've) – Buzzcocks – Singles Going Steady

I'm Bugged – XTC – 3D CD

Infant Tango – The Residents – Meet The Residents

The Rutles – Rutland Weekend Songbook

Run & Hide– Speed, Glue & Shinki – Speed, Glue & Shinki 1

Symphony – Grobbschnitt - Grobbschnitt

The Reaper – Rick Wakeman – No Earthly Connection

Goin' Down Slow - Howlin' Wolf

Satisfied - Little Milton

Something's Got A Hold On Me - Etta James

Wrinkles - The Big Three Trio

Tamalpais High About 3 – David Crosby – Alternate Remember My Name

My Favourite Changes – Stephen Stills - Stills

The Messiah Will Come Again – Roy Buchanan – Buch & The Snake Stretchers

Domination Quickstep – Redgum – Virgin Ground

One Minute Woman – The Beegees - 1st

Shaft – Dread Zeppelin – It's Not Unusual

4^th October - On This Day In Music

Born On This Day

1942 – Helen Reddy – singer

1944 – Patti Labelle (Patricia Holt), singer of The Blue Belles, then Patti Labelle and The Blue Belles finally becoming LaBelle

1947 – James Fielder – bassist with Buffalo Springfield and later for Blood. Sweat & Tears

1959 – Chris Lowe – keyboard player for Pet Shop Boys

1961 – John Secada – singer

1984- Katina Sergeevna – singer with Tatu

Happened on this Day

1937 – Bessie Smith, regarded as the greatest female jazz / blues singer of all-time was buried. She was injured in an automobile accident, her arm severed, but was refused entry to a whites-only hospital and died of loss of blood

1961 – Bob Dylan played a showcase set for an audience of 53 people at New York's Carnegie Hall. He earned $20

1962 – The Tornados took no. 1 on the UK singles charts with "Telstar"

1963 – Eric Clapton was asked to replace Anthony Topham in The Yardbirds

1965 - The Beatles had no. 1 on the UK charts with "Yesterday"

1965 – Johnny Cash was arrested for crossing the Mexican border into El Paso, when customs officials found hundred of pills in his guitar case. He recieved a suspended gaol sentence and was fined $1000

1969 – Creedence Clearwater Revival started a 4-week run at no. 1 on the US album charts for "Green River"

1969 – The Beatles went to no. 1 with their last album "Abbey Road"

1969 – Crosby, Stills & Nash released "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes"

1970 – Janis Joplin – singer, also fronted Big Brother & The Holding Company, died of a heroin overdose

1973 – BBC broadcast the 500^th edition of "Top of the Pops" featuring Slade, Gary Glitter and The Osmonds

1973 – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young perform for the first time in two years, unofficially, at the San Francisco Winterland Ballroom. Originally a Stephen Stills and Manassas concert, David Crosby and Graham Nash joined them on-stage, and later Neil Young, for a 50-minute set

1974 – Thin Lizzie, an Irish trio, put on 2 lead guitarists, Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson

1974 – John Lennon released "Walls and Bridges"

1975 – Pink Floyd's album "Wish You Were Here" hit no. 1 on the UK charts

1975 – The Bee Gees released "Nights on Broadway"

1980 – Carly Simon collapsed from nervous exhaustion during a performance at Pittsburgh

1980 – Mick Fleetwood, Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks joind the USC Trojan Marching Band for a half-time show. The Trojans were then presented with a platinum record for their contibutions to "Tusk"

1980 – Queen started a 3-week run at no. 1 on the US singles charts with "Another One Bites the Dust"

1980 – Original Deep Purple singer, Rod Evans, fronted a bogus Deep Purple tour of Central and North America, but was prevented from performing when other members of Deep Purple filed a court injunction

1980 – Stiff Records was fined £50 for making an ' indecent exhibition' with their official t-shirt which bore the slogan "if it ain't stiff it ain't worth a fuck"

1981 – CBS released a children's holiday album "In Harmony" which included Bruce Springsteen's "Santa Claus is Coming to Town"

1982 – The Squeeze call it quits

1982 – The Smiths made thier live debut at The Ritz in Manchester England

1986 – Paul Simon's album "Graceland" hit no. 1 on the UK album charts and stayed there for 5 weeks

1986 – Two thugs attacked the CBS news anchor, Dan Rather, yelling "What's the frequency, Kenneth?" ten years late R.E.M. Wrote the song "What's the Frequency, Kenneth?"

1991 – Blur began a 13-date UK tour at Middlesborough Town Hall

1991 – It was reported that Jimi Hendrix's sister, Janie, had plans to exhume his body and put it in a "pay-per-view" mausoleum. Other plans were to sell the burial plots around his new resting place

1992 – Sinaid O'Connor ripped up a picture of the Pope whilst on Saturday Night Live

1996 – Van Halen announced that former Extreme singer Gary Cherone would be replacing Sammy Hagar

2000 – Craig David won awards for Best R&B Act, Best UK Newcomer and Best UK Single for "Fill Me In" at the Mobo Awards

2003 – The Darkness started their 15-date UK tour at Keele University, Stoke

2004 – Bruce Palmer – bassist for Buffalo Springfield, died of heart attack