The Laundromat on 29^th November 2017 2mce-fm 92.3/94.7khz

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

Confusion – Jack Derwin – Covered All In Blue

Parchment and Candles – Man – 2 Ounces Of Plastic With A Hole In The Middle

Jeff St. John – Sydney Opera House, 27^th December 1973

St. John's Chariot

(I Wanna Be A) Survivor

Teach Me How To Fly

Levon

Jailhouse Rock

Children Of The Storm

Let's Take A Walk – Tripod

Blackpatch– Laura Nyro – Christmas & Beads Of Sweat

Still Alive – Ruphus – New Born Day

Banker's Blues – Rory Gallagher – Blueprint

The Goons – The Saga Of The Internal Mountain

Garden Gate – The James Gang – The James Gang Rides Again

I Can See – Easybeats – It's 2 Easy

Europa – Santana – Dance Of The Rainbow Serpent: Soul

Daybreak - Pee Wee Crayton

Let The Four Winds Blow - Roy Brown

Slowly Go Out Of Your Mind - Jake Porter

Motor Head Baby - Chuck Higgind & His Mellotones

Do You Believe In Magic - Nektar – Sounds Like This

Memories – Joe Satriani – Not Of This Earth

Thousand Years – Flying Circus – Gypsy Road

For Electric Dogs – Laurie Anderson – You're The Guy I Want To Share My Money With

We Are Normal – Bonzo Dog Doodah Band – Doughnuts In Granny's Greenhouse

Scarborough Fair – The Coolies – Take That You Bastards, Dig?

29^th November - On This Day In Music

Born On This Day

1933 – John Mayall – blues singer and multi-instrumentalist, claimed as "The Grandfather" of the British blues movement

1939 – Meco (Domenico Monardo) – record producer and musician

1940 – Chuck Mangione (Charles Frank Mangione) – flugelhorn player, trumpeter and composer

1944 – Felix Cavaliere – keyboard player for Joey Dee & The Stalighters before forming The Young Rascals

1947 – Ronnie Montrose – guitarist with Montrose and The Edgar Winter Group.

1951 – Barry Goudreau – guitarist with Boston

1951 – Denny Doherty – singer and founder member of The Mamas and The Papas, and member when the band reformed in 1982. Also member of The Big Three, and Mugwumps

1968 – apl.de.ap (Allan Pineda Lindo) – musician, rapper, singer, member of The Black Eyed Peas

1969 – Jon Knight from New Kids on the Block

Happened on this Day

1959 – Frank Sinatra was awarded Best New Artist at the Grammy Awards

1965 – Colorado Governor John Love declared "Rolling Stones Day", the day after a sell-out concert date

1968 – The Who released "The Who Sells Out", their first concert record

1969 – The Beatles scored no. 1 on the US singles charts with "Come Together / Something"

1975 – Queen played Hammersmith Odeon, London. Also, their "Bohemian Rhapsody" hit no. 1 on the UK singles charts and stayed there until Jan 31, 1976

1975 – The Who released "Squeeze Box"

1976 – A Sex Pistols gig in Lancaster Polytechnic was cancelled by the local council. A spokesman said, "we don't want that sort of filth in the town limits"

1978 – Paul Simon sued CBS Records, claiming the label was bent on destroying his reputation and career

1979 – Supertramp was recorded live during a concert in Paris, later released as the double-LP "Paris"

1980 – Abba scored their ninth and last UK No. 1 single with "Super Trouper"

1980 – John & Yoko Lennon's "Double Fantasy" was released 21 days after John was murdered

1986 – Bruce Springsteen released a live 5LP / 3CD anthology covering ten years of concert material. "Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band Live 1975 – 1985" entered the charts at no. 1 and stayed there for seven weeks. It was the first boxed set to enter the charts at no. 1 and also the most expensive record to top the charts

1986 – Bon Jovi scored no. 1 on the US singles charts with "You Give Love a Bad Name"

1997 – The Lou Reed song "Perfect Day", performed by artists including Elton John, Bono, Tom Jones, and David Bowie, went to no. 1 on the UK singles charts, earning over £2 million for the Children In Need charity

2000 – Larry Mullen Jr. stopped to assist a crashed motorcycle rider, called for assistance and waited for the ambulance to arrive

2001 - George Harrison, guitarist for The Beatles and The Travelling Wilburys, singer / songwriter, record producer, co-founder of Handmade Films, died of lung cancer attributed to years of cigarette smoking

2002 – Dennis "Denny" Correll, member of Blues Image, touring member of Love Song, died of heart failure

2002 – Three paintings by Sir Paul MacCartney were bought for £35 each at a Secrets Postcard Sale at London's Royal College of Art. Members of the public bought them, not knowing who the artists were

2003 – A five hour charity show to raise funds for the fight against AIDS, was held at Greenpoint Stadium in Cape Town. Artists included Bono, Queen, Ms Dynamite, Peter Gabriel, Eurythmics, Beyonce, Youssou 'N' Dour, Anastacia, The Corrs, Jimmy Cliff, and Chaka Chaka. The concert was broadcast via Internet

2013 – Oliver Cheatham, R&B singer, died after a heart-attack in his sleep

2013 – Joseph Richard "Dick" Dodd Jr. Cast member of The Mickey Mouse Club, member of The Standells, died of cancer

2016 – Raymond John Patrick "Ray" Columbus OBE, singer, songwriter, TV host, music manager and entertainer, founder of The Dominoes, front-man for Ray Columbus & The Invaders. "She's a Mod" was the first song from a New Zealand band to hit the top of the Australian charts. Ray toured with The Rolling Stones, Roy Orbison, The Newbeats, played a Royal Variety performance and was opening act for 1974 NZ Commonwealth Games. He had a heart attack in 2004, and a stroke in 2007, and died from an immune deficiency caused by medications