The Laundromat on 13^th December 2017 2mce-fm 92.3/94.7khz

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

Brother Arnold's Red and White Striped Tent – Man – 2 Ounces Of Plastic With A Hole In The Middle

Up On The Roof – Laura Nyro – Christmas & Beads Of Sweat

Jeff Beck & Jan Hammer Group – Cape Cod Massachusetts 27^th August 1976

Oh Yeah

Sister Andrea

Country Eastern Music

Darkness – Earth In Search Of A Sun

Earth – Still Our Only Home

Freeway Jam

Scatterbrain

Diamond Dust

Full Moon Boogie

You Know What I Mean

Blue Wind

Train Kept a'Rollin'

Led Boots

Interview With An Actor – Wayne & Shuster

Move On – Santana – Dance Of The Rainbow Serpent: Soul

Cast Your Fate - Nektar – Sounds Like This

Brother John – Joe Satriani – Not Of This Earth

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

Green Patch – Flying Circus – Gypsy Road

Drums – Laurie Anderson – You're The Guy I Want To Share My Money With

Postcard – Bonzo Dog Doodah Band – Doughnuts In Granny's Greenhouse

Baby, I Don't Want You No More - Chuck Hamilton Combo

I Ow Everybody - Gene Philips

I Got Hi - Frankie Ervin

Straight To Watts - Jimmy O'Brien

Bridge Over Troubled Waters – The Coolies – Take That You Bastards, Dig?

Run With Willy – Chain – Top Of The Cross

Sheba – Mike Oldfield – QE2

Midnight Moodies – Joe Walsh – The Smoker You Drink, The Player You Get

Thoughts Have Turned – Flo & Eddie – Phlorescent Leech & Eddie

Gonna Rock Tonight – The Flaming Groovies – Flamingo

13^th December - On This Day In Music

Born On This Day

1940 – Tony Gomez – keyboard player for The Foundations

1942 – Andy Summers of Police

1944 – Ron Caines from East of Eden

1945 – Robert Martinez – drummer for ? & The Mysterians

1948 – Jeff "Skunk" Baxter – guitarist with Steely Dan and The Doobie Brothers

1948 – Andy Peebles – UK DJ

1949 – Ted Nugent – guitarist and singer with The Lordes, Damn Yankees, co-founder of The Amboy Dukes, and solo artist

1949 – Tom Verlaine – guitarist and vocalist for Television

1949 – Randy Owen from Alabama

1950 – Davy O'List – guitarist with The Nice and Roxy Music

1951 – Tom Hamilton – bassist for Aerosmith

1952 – Berton Averre – guitarist and vocalist for The Knack

1975 – Tom Delonge – guitarist and vocalist with Blink 182

1981 – Amy Lynn Lee – vocalist with Evanescence

Happened on this Day

1923 – Earliest "Sound-on-film" picture screened

1961 – The Beatles singed a management deal with Brian Epstein, a local record-shop owner

1962 – Elvis Presley held no. 1 on the UK charts with "Return to Sender"

1966 – Jimi Hendrix made his TV debut on "Ready, Steady, Go!". Marc Bolan also appeared on the show

1969 – Shocking Blue released "Venus"

1970 – Dave Edmunds had no. 1 on the UK charts with his cover of "I Hear You Knockin'"

1972 – A gold record for The London Symphony Orchestra for "Tommy"

1974 – George Harrison became the first rock artist to receive an official greeting by a US president, when he lunched with President Ford

1974 – Bachman-Turner Overdrive received gold for "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet"

1975 – David Bowie released "Golden Years" and Foghat released "Slow Ride"

1976 – Robin Trower's "Long Misty Days" LP went gold

1976 – Paul McCartney and Wings' live album "Wings Over America" went gold three days after its release

1979 – Simple Minds played the first of two nights at The Marquee Club in London. Tickets cost £1.25

1981 – Comedian Pigmeat Markham, the maker of "Here Come De Judge", died on this day

1985 – Sigue Sigue Sputnik played a concert at EMI's Abbey Road Studios

1985 – Phil Collins played a drug-dealer in an episode of "Miami Vice"

1986 – Bruce Hornsby & The Range went to no. 1 on the US singles charts with "The Way It Is"

1986 – Jackie Wilson's "Reet Petite" topped the UK singles charts, two years after he died, eleven years after he fell into a coma, and 28 years after the single was first released

1988 – Bruce Springsteen's divorce from Julianne Phillips became final

1993 – Guns & Roses guitarist, Slash, joined Billy Joel onstage in LA to play a solo on Joel's tune "Shameless"

1994 – The Beatiful South started a five-date UK tour in Brixton Academy

1996 – "Jerry Maguire" opened, starring Eagle Glenn Frey

1997 – Teletubbies went to no. 1 on the UK singles charts with "Teletubbies Say Eh-Oh"

1999 – the results of a Smash Hits reader's poll included Back Street Boys for Best Band, Best Album and Best Single, Britney Spears for Best Female Singer, Robbie Williams for Best Male Singer, S Club 7 for Best New Band, and The Spice Girls for Worst Group

2000 – It was announced that after 74 years the UK rock weekly Melody Maker was to close down and then merge with NME

2000 – Sir Paul McCartney held his first book-signing at Waterstone's in Piccadilly for his book "Paul McCartney Paintings"

2001 – Charles Michael Schuldiner, singer, songwriter, guitarist, referred to as "The Godfather of Death Metal", died of cancer

2002 – David Sneddon, an unemployed busker and former children's TV presenter, won a £1 million record deal after winning the BBC TV Fame Academy final

2002 – Zal Yanovsky of The Lovin'Spoonful died of a heart attack

2003 – Lauryn Hill launched an attack on the Roman Catholic Church urging religious figures to "repent", while speaking on a stage frequented by the Pope

2006 – Homesick James, birth name variously reported as John William Henderson, James Williams or James Williamson, blues slide-guitarist, cousin of Elmore James, died on this day

2010 – Stuart John "Woolly" Wolstenholme, vocalist and keyboard player for Barclay James Harvest, died on this day