The Laundromat on 28^th February 2018 2mce-fm 92.3/94.7khz

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

Episode Containing A New York Operator, Land Of Dogs, And Mr. Henri The Clown – Leon Russell's Asylum Choir – Look Inside The Asylum Choir

Years At The Spring – Analogy – Analogy

Iggy Pop – 2006 Azkena Rock Festival, Vitoria, Spain

Loose

Down On The Street

1969

I Wanna Be Your Dog

TV Eye

Dirt

Real Cool Time

1970

Funhouse

Skull Ring

Little Doll

Little Electric Chair

I Wanna Be Your Dog

Not Right

Dead Rock Star

Start Of The Football Season – D Generation

Devil's Grip – Arthur Brown – 1968 BBC Sessions

Party 1 – Faust – 1971 – 1973 BBC Sessions

I Rememeber Now – Aftershave – Strange Feeling

Stan Freberg – Who Listens To Radio?

Turn It Into Love – Billy Thorpe – Children Of The Sun

Tripsville – The Ferrets – Fame At Any Price

Saturday's Father – The Four Seasons – Genuine Imitation Life Gazette

Real Gone Hound Dog - Chuck Higgins

Central Rocks - Great Gates

TJ - Jake Porter & His Combo

Gotta Have You Baby - Combonettes

Daily Planet – Lobby Lloyd – Plays With George Guitar

Sunkist – Axis Of Awesome – Scissors Paper ROCK!

Railroad Bill / Will The Circle Be Unbroken – Bob Dylan – Ten Million A Week

Martyr – Bachman Cummings – Thunderbird Tracks

Mabel – Procol Harum – 1963-1971 Ultra-Rare Tracks

Almost Cut My Hair (acoustic) – David Crosby – 1969 Studio Archives

Help For A Blind Man – Tiger B. Smith – Krautrock

Spindrifter – Quicksilver Messenger Service – What About Me?

28^th February On This Day In Music

Born On This Day

1939 – John Fahey – blues/avante garde guitarist

1942 – Joe South – singer and guitarist

1942 – Brian Jones – guitarist and founding member of The Rolling Stones

1945 – Ronnie Rosman – keyboard player for Tommy James & The Shondells

1957 – Cindy Wilson – singer with The B52s

1957 – Ian Stanley – keyboard player for Tears For Fears

1957 – Phil Gould – drummer for Level 42

1966 – Ian Brown – vocalist for The Stone Roses

Happened On This Day

1964 – The Yardbirds played at the "Rhythm & Blues" festival at Birmingham's Town Hall

1966 – The Cavern Club closed its doors when the owners couldn't meet their debts

1968 – Esther & Abi Ofarim had no. 1 on the UK charts with "Cinderella Rockefella"

1968 – Fankie Lymon died of a suspected drug overdose whilst at his mother's house

1969 – Elton John was the first artists to sign with "This Record Company" label

1970 – Led Zeppelin played under the pseudonym The Nobs in Copenhagen after Eva Von Zeppelin, a relative of the airship designer, threatened to sue if the family name was used in Denmark

1970 – Simon & Garfunkel started six weeks at no. 1 in the US with "Bridge Over Troubles Water"

1970 – Norman Greenbaum released "Spirit In The Sky", Three Dog Night released "Celebrate"

1972 – A New York magazine accused Beatles manager Allen Klein of skimming profits from George Harrison's "Concert For Bangla Desh" LP. Klein responded with a $150 million lawsuit against the magazine

1972 – George and Patti Harrison wereinjured in a car crash. Patti remained unconscious for several days.

1974 – Bobby Bloom died from self-inflicted gunshot wounds

1977 – Ray Charles was attacked by a fan whilst performing on stage. The person tried to strangle him with a rope

1977 – Sex Pistols bassist Glen Matlock was fired and replaced by Sid Vicious

1978 – Bob Dylan recorded his Budokan concert in Tokyo, Japan

1980 – Sam Goody Inc. and two of the record chain's execs were charged with trafficking counterfeit records and tapes, amongst which were titles by Billy Joel, The Bee Gees, Eric Clapton and Paul McCartney

1981 – Three groups split up – The Tourists, Billy Idol left Generation X, and Rockpile

1984 – Michael Jackson won seven Grammy Awards – Album of the Year "Thriller" Record of the Year and Best Vocal Performance "Beat It" Best Pop Vocal performance Best R&B Performance and Best R&B Song "Billie Jean" and Best Recording for Children "ET The Extra-Terrestrial"

1985 - David Byron, vocalist for Uriah Heep, died of a heart attack

1988 – kd Lang performed at the closing ceremony of the 1988 Winter Olypics at Calgary

1994 – Eric Clapton played his 100^th performance at London's Royal Albert Hall in aid of the "Children in Crisis" charity

1996 – Grammy Award winners were Alanis Morissette for "Jagged Little Pill" Nirvana's "Unplugged" and Coolio's "Gangsta's Paradise"

1997 – Death Row Records boss Marion "Suge" Knight was sentenced to nine years in prison for violating probation for a 1995 assault. US law does not allow him to run his business from prison

1998 – Celine Dion started a two-week run at no. 1 for "My Heart Will Go On"

1998 – Cornershop took no. 1 with "Brimful of Asher"