The Laundromat on 7^th February2018 2mce-fm 92.3/94.7khz

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

Homicidal Suicidal – Budgie – Budgie

Pink & Black (Shaken & Stirred 1985 Robert Plant) – XYZ – After The Crash

Iron Maiden – National Stadium Santiago Chile 15^th Jan 2001

Intro – The Wicker Man

Ghost Of The Navigator

Brave New World

Wrathchild

2 Minutes To Midnight

Blood Brothers

The Sign Of The Cross

The Mercenary

The Trooper

Snakes & Alligators – Bill Cosby – When I Was A Kid

Unreleased Experiments – Alan Parsons Project – Tales Of Mystery & Imagination (1987 Remixes)

Heighty Hi – Lee Michaels – Everybody's Stoned & So Am I

Powderfinger – Neil Young – Collector's Heartland

The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy (LP Version) – Episode 6 (Final)

Face Down At Folk City – The Roches – Another World

Baker Baker – Tori Amos – Under The Pink

Watch Out For Yourself Mr. Jones – Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac – Vaudeville Years (1968 - 1970)

Watts - Brother Woodman

Haste Makes Waste - Rozelle Gayle

Baby Baby, Take A Look - Robbin Ray

Twisted - Paul Preston

Steppin' Out – (pre) Black Sabbath (Iommi & Ward) – Queens Hotel, Silloth, UK 1968

You Shook Me – Led Zeppelin – Lost BBC Sessions 1969

Love Machine – Uriah Heep – Look At Yourself

Focus IV – Focus – Mother Focus

Don't Need No Bad Girl – The Archies – This Is Love

Gutty Guitar – Screaming Lord Sutch – Screaming Lord Sutch & Heavy Friends

Braintrain – Wallenstein – Krautrock

Death Of The Flowers – Leon Russell's Asylum Choir – Look Inside The Asylum Choir

7^th February On This Day In Music

Born On This Day

1934 – King Curtis – sax player, worked with John Lennon, played on The Coasters' "Yakety Yak", member of Memphis Soul Stew

1948 – Jimmy Greenspoon – keyboard player for Three Dog Night, also worked with Kim Fowley and Beck, Bogert & Appice

1949 – Stoney Browder of Kid Creole & The Coconuts

1949 – Alan Lancaster – bassist for Status Quo

1959 – Bryan Travers – sax player for UB40

1960 – Steve Bronski – synthesizer player for Bronski Beat

1962- David Bryan – keyboard player for Bon Jovi

1962 – Garth Brooks – country singer

1962 – Deborah Bonham – rock & blues vocalist and sister of John Bonham

1968 – Sully Erna – vocalist for Godsmack

1974 – Danny Goffey – drummer for Supergrass

1975 – Wes Borland – guitarist for Limp Bizkit

Happened On This Day

1959 – Buddy Holly's funeral took place at The Tabernacle Baptist Church in Lubbock, Texas

1959 – Guitar Slim (Eddie Jones), blues artist, died of pneumonia aged 32

1963 – The Blues By Six and The Rolling Stones played The Manor House in London. Tickets were 4 shillings (0.56c)

1963 – "Please Please Me" was first played on US radio

1964 – The Beatles landed at Kennedy Airport in New York for their first experiences of USA

1965 – George Harrison had his tonsils removed at University College Hospital in London

1966 – The Beatles released "Nowhere Man"

1966 – The premiere issue of the rock magazine Crawdaddy hit the stands in New York City

1966 – The Beach Boys' "Summer Days" went gold

1967 – Robin, Maurice and Barry Gibb returned home to the UK after living in Australia for 9 years

1967 – Mike Nesmith and Mickey Dolenz appeared on UK TV's "Top of the Pops"

1969 – John Lennon & Yoko Ono appeared on the cover of The Rolling Stone. John was named "Rolling Stone's Man of the Year"

1969 – The Who recorded "Pinball Wizard" at Morgan Studios in London

1969 – Jim Morrison was arrested for DUI and driving with a licence in Los Angeles

1970 – Johnny Cash's "Hello, I'm Johnny Cash" went gold

1970 – Led Zeppelin scored their first No. 1 UK album with "Led Zeppelin II", which stayed in the charts for 138 weeks

1970 – Shocking Blue hit no. 1 in the US singles charts with "Venus". This made them the first Dutch act to hit no. 1 on the US charts

1970 – Badfinger released "Come & Get It", and Simon & Garfunkel released "Bridge Over Troubled Water"

1973 – The Stooges released "Raw Power"

1974 – Ex- Hot Licks John Girton married Maryanne Price

1976 – Bob Dylan started a five-week run at no. 1 on the US album charts with "Desire"

1979 – Stephen Stills was the first rock performer to record an album digitally, but as it was never released, the credit went to Ry Cooder to release a digitally recorded album

1976 – Paul Simon started a three-week run at no. 1 on the US singles charts with "50 Ways To Leave Your Lover"

1980 – Pink Floyd's "The Wall" debuted in Los Angeles

1981 – Kool & The Gang started a two-week run at no. 1 on the US charts for "Celebration"

1981 – John Lennon's "Woman" went to no.1 on the UK charts

1984 – Columbia Records (CBS) threw a party for Michael Jackson in the New York Museum of Natural History

1985 – Matt Monro, UK crooner, died from liver cancer

1986 – The Rolling Stones shot the video for "Harlem Shuffle"

1987 – Paul Simon defended his decision to record "Graceland", and break anti-apartheid bans, using local black musicians Ladysmith Black Mambazo. He maintained that music has no political frontiers, and that these great musicians were provided a wider international platform

1987 – George Michael and Aretha Franklin held no. 1 on the UK charts with "I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me)"

1989 – Georgia state representative Billy Randall introduced a bill to make Little Richard's "Tutti Frutti" the state's official rock song

1994 – Blind Melon's vocalist Shannon Hoon was ejected from The American Music Awards for loud and disruptive behaviour, and later charged with battery, assault, resisting arrest and destruction of a police station phone

1995 – Tupak Shakur was sentenced to one-to-four-and-a-half-years in gaol for sexual abuse

1999 – Blondie's "Maria" hit no. 1 in the UK

2000 – Rapper Big Punisher died of a heart attack, weighing 318 kg (50 stone)

2000 – Dave Pevertt of Savoy Brown and Foghat, died of kidney cancer

2004 – Queen's "We Will Rock You" was elected the greatest rock anthem of all time, beating "Bohemian Rhapsody" into second place, in a poll to mark the release of the movie "School of Rock"

2008 – AmyWinehouse was refused permission to perform at this year's Grammy Awards. Her visa application had been rejected due to an arrest for marijuana possession in Norway the previous year

2015 – Joe D Mauldin (Joseph Benson Maildin), bassist for The Crickets, and recording engineer, died on this day