The Laundromat on 15^th November 2017 2mce-fm 92.3/94.7khz

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

Nothing Lost Nothing Gained – Midnight Oil – Midnight Oil

Supermarket – Galaxy – Visions

Jethro Tull – A Little Light Music – Live in Europe 1992

Someday The Sun Won't Shine For You

Living In The Past

Life Is A Long Song

Under Wraps

Rocks On The Road

Nursie

Too Old To Rock 'n' Roll, Too Young To Die

One White Duck

A New Day Yesterday

John Barleycorn

Look Into The Sun

The Christmas Song

From A Dead Beat To An Old Greaser

This Is Not Love

Contadina Tomato Paste – Stan Freberg

Peace On Earth / Walk On (Tribute To Heroes) – U2 – Fruitlegs

Everything I've Got – Ed Kuepper – Today Wonder

Covered All In Blue – Jack Derwin – Covered All In Blue

William Shatner – 6 Ways To The Moon / War Of The Worlds

Long Dark Road – Cold Chisel – The Perfect Crime

Knife In The Head – Laughing Clowns – Cruel But Fair

Don't Send A Rabbit – Duane Hickman – Forever Dobie

Kokomo Me Baby - Mississippi Fred Dowell

Death Letter Blues - Son House

Pearly Mae - Big Joe Williams

Whoopin' The Blues - Sonny Terry

Dandelion Seeds – July – July

Standby – Junipher Greene – Communication

Coloured Dreams – Ruphus – New Born Day

Walk On Hot Coals – Rory Gallagher – Blueprint

Someday Somewhere – Easybeats – It's 2 Easy

The Bomber – The James Gang – The James Gang Rides Again

15^th November - On This Day In Music

Born On This Day

1905 – Mantovani – orchestra leader

1932 – Petula Clark - singer

1933 – Clyde McPhatter – lead singer for The Drifters

1937 – Barry McGuire – member of The New Christy Minstrels, later a Christian solo artist

1945 – Anni-Frid "Frida" Lyngstad – singer with Abba and actor on TV show "Hyland's Corner"

1949 – Steve Fossen of Army, White Heart and Heart

1952 – Michael Cooper of ConFunkShun

1954 – Tony Thompson – drummer with Chic

1957 – Joe Leeway of The Thompson Twins

1968 – Ol' Dirty Bastard (aka – ODB, Dirty, Dirt McGirt, Dirt Dog, Big Baby Jesus, Osirus and Joe Bananas, but was born Russell Tyrone Jones) – founding member of the Wu-Tang Clan

1972 – Harry Chapin and his wife have a son Joshua Burke

1974 – Chad Kroeger – guitarist for Nickelback

Happened on this Day

1956 – Elvis Presley's first movie, "Love Me Tender" premiered

1958 – Tommy Steele split with his backing group "The Steelemen"

1959 – Johnny & The Moondogs (later The Beatles) played the final heat of the "TV Star Search" at The Hippodrome, Manchester. They didn't win the heat due to the voting being based on a Clap-o-meter, so they took the train back to Liverpool before the result was announced

1964 – Brian Jones from The Rolling Stones was admitted to Passavant Hospital in Chicago with a temperature of 41 degrees C (105 degrees F) which caused him to miss the last dates of the tour

1965 – The Rolling Stones performed "Get Off My Cloud" on TV show "Hullabaloo"

1968 – Johnnie Taylor, member of The Soul Stirrers before a solo career, got gold for "Who's Making Love"

1969 – Howlin' Wolf suffered a heart attack in Chicago. It was not fatal

1969 – The Star Club in Hamburg announced it would close its doors before the end of the month, because rock & roll bands were too expensive to book

1969 – Janis Joplin was busted for using "vulgar and indecent" language onstage in Tampa, Florida, and for threatening to kick a policeman in the face

1969 – Tommy Roe released "Jam Up Jelly Tight"

1971 – Grand Funk Railroad's "E Pluribus Funk" LP was released

1974 – "Here's Johnny: Magic Memories from The Tonight Show" was released and was the most expensive two-record package in the history of the music business

1974 – The Faces released "You can make me Dance, Sing, or Anything (even take the dog for a walk, mend a fuse, fold away the ironing board, or any other domestic shortcomings)"

1975 – Electric Light Orchestra released "Evil Woman"

1975 – The Hunter-Ronson Band folded; the two former Mott the Hoople members opting for solo careers

1976 – Jackson Browne's album "The Pretender" was certified gold

1978 – Chic was awarded gold for "Le Freak'

1980 – John & Yoko Lennon's "Double Fantasy" LP was released

1980 – Blondie had no.1 on the UK singles charts with "The Tide Is High"

1980 – Kenny Rogers started a six-week run at no. 1 on the US charts with "Lady"

1983 – John Grimaldi, jazz musician and member of Argent, Flux and Cheap Flights, died from Multiple Sclerosis

1984 – R.E.M. Played the first date on their second UK tour

1986 – Pop history was made when the top 5 positions on the UK singles charts were all held by female artists. Corinne Drewery from Swing Out Sister, Mel & Kim, Susannah Hoffs from The Bangles, Kim Wilde, and Terri Nunn from Berlin

1986 – Freddie Jackson's no. 1 hit "A Little Bit More" was replaced with Freddie Jackson's no. 1 hit "Tasty Love"

1987 – Dire Straits' "Brothers in Arms" sold over 3 million copies in England

1990 – Milli Vanilli producer Frank Farian held a conference to confirm rumours that the two band members had not sung on the recordings. The band eventually returned their Best New Artist Grammy Award

1990 – "The Elephant Man" opened on Broadway with David Bowie in the title role

1991 – Jacques Morali, producer and songwriter who had formed The Village People, died of complications from AIDS

1992 – Ozzy Osbourne announced his retirement after a gig in California, saying, "who wants to be touring at 46?"

2000 – Michael Abram, who stabbed George Harrison after breaking into his home, was awarded a ' not guilty' verdict at the Crown Court, by virtue of his mental history

2000 – Winners at the MTV Awards included All Saints for best pop act, Ricky Martin for best male artist, Madonna for best female artist, Red Hot Chili Peppers for best rock band, Blink 182 for best new act and Jennifer Lopez for best R&B act

2015 – P.F. Sloan (Philip Gary Schlein), pop-rock singer and songwriter for hits recorded by Barry McGuire ("Eve of Destruction" ), The Searchers, Jan & Dean (Sloan's voice is the falsetto in "Little Ol' Lady From Pasadena"), Herman's Hermits ("A Must To Avoid"), Johnny Rivers ("Secret Agent Man"), The Grass Roots, The Turtles, and The Mamas & The Papas, and a member of "The Wrecking Crew". He died of pancreatic cancer

2016 – Clifford Burton Barrows, music and program director for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association since 1949, as well as song leader and choir director of the crusade meetings, died on this day