The Laundromat on 14^th March 2018 2mce-fm 92.3/94.7khz

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

Sea of Madness – CSNY – 1969 Studio Archives

Call On Me – Quicksilver Messenger Service – What About Me?

Humble Pie – BBC John Peel Sessions

Four Day Creep

I'm Ready

Living With Me

Stone Cold Fever

Hallelujah, I Love Her So

Walk On Gilded Splinters

The Sad Bag Of Shakey Jake 2

One Eyed Trouser Snake Rhumba

Big Black Dog

Scuba Diving – Jerry Seinfeld

Two Sides – Renee Geyer – Ready To Deal

1983 – Robert Fripp – God Save The Queen

Serenade To A Cuckoo – Jethro Tull – This Was

Yes, What? – Greenbottle Leaves For University

Heather – The Beatles & Donovan – Postcard Sessions & Outtakes

Her Favourite Style – Iron Butterfly – Ball

Got To Get To My Baby – Foreday Riders Blues Band – Foreday Riders Blues Band

Steelin' The Blues - Gene Phillips

You Brought Me Heartaches - Rudy Pitts & Jack McVea

Daddy, Why Did You Leave Me? - Honey Coleman

Don't Let Nobody - Joe Morris

My Baby – Ray Charles – Ingredients In A Recipe For Soul

Today – Jefferson Airplane – Loves You (1962-1972)

Signs Of The Zodiac – Elvis Presley – Elvis' Greatest Shit

Bo's Vacation – Bo Diddley – Lover

Or Am I Dreaming – Strawbs – Strawbs

High C – Sparks – Sparks

Troblush El E Isch – Annexus Quam – Krautrock

If I Can't Have You – Meatloaf – Hang Cool Teddy Bear

14^th March On This Day In Music

Born On This Day

1933 – Quincy Jones - producer, bandleader and musician

1940 – Loretta Lynn – country singer

1945 – James O'Rourke – guitarist and vocalist for John Fred & His Playboy Band

1946 – Jim Pons – bassist for The Leaves, The Turtles, Florescent Leech and Mothers of Invention

1947 – Jona Lewie - singer

1947 - Peter Skellern – singer / songwriter and pianist

1948 – Walter Parazaider – sax & clarinet player, founding member of Chicago

1949 – Ollie Halsall (Kevin Ayers)

1955 – Boon Gould of Level 42

1963 – Steve Lambert of Roman Holliday

1983 – Jordan Taylor Hanson – keyboard player and vocalist for Hanson

Happened On This Day

1964 – The Beatles released "Twist & Shout"

1960 – Sam Cooke kicked of his tour of the West Indies at Montego Bay, Jamaica, setting attendance records everywhere he performed

1963 – Cliff Richard & The Shadows had no. 1 with "Summer Holiday"

1964 – Billboard reported that Beatles records represent 60% of the singles market

1968 – Elvis Presely's latest movie "Stay Away Joe" premiered

1968 – The promotional video for The Beatles' "Lady Madonna" was aired in black & white on UK TV. The video portion of the film clip was recorded while they were recording "Hey Bulldog" and the "Lady Madonna" audio track was paired with the footage

1969 – The Beatles' "Yellow Submarine" went gold

1970 – Marmalade released "Reflections Of My Life" and Rare Earth released "Get Ready"

1971 – The Rolling Stones played a farewell concert at The Roundhouse, London, before moving to France to avoid paying British taxes

1971 – Three Dog Night released "Joy To The World"

1972 – Merle Haggard was granted an unconditional pardon from his criminal record, by Governor Ronald Reagan. Haggard was eligible for two years and nine months in San Quentin

1972 – Carole King won Grammies for Album of the Year "Tapestry" and Record of the Year "It's Too Late" while Carly Simon won a Grammy for Best New Artist

1973 – Elton John's "Crocodile Rock" was no. 1

1980 – Quincy Jones got his star on The Hollywood Walk of Fame

1981 – Eric Clapton was hospitalised with stomach ulcers and forced to cancel a four month US tour

1981 – Roxy Music had no. 1 with a cover of John Lennon's "Jealous Guy"

1982 – Metallica made their live debut at Radio City, Anaheim, California

1983 – Jon Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora and Alec John Such formed Bon Jovi

1985 – Frankie Goes To Hollywood played Sheffield City Hall

1985 – Dead Or Alive were kicked off the UK TV show "The Tube" after admitting they were incapable of playing 'live'

1987 – Boy George scored a no. 1 in the UK with "Everything I Own"

1987 – Huey Lewis & The News had no. 1 in the US with "Jacob's Ladder"

1990 – Flea and Chad Smith of The Red Hot Chilli Peppers were arrested for sexually harrassing women on Florida's Daytona Beach. Each were fined $1000

1990 – Michael Jackson was voted artists of the decade at the Soul Train Awards

1991 – R.E.M. played the first of two nights at London's Borderline Club under the name Bingo Hand Job

1992 – 40,000 people attend Farm Aid 5 in Irving Texas. Hosted by Willie Nelson and featuring (amongst others), John Mellencamp, Neil Young and Paul Simon

1992 – A Jay & The Americans concert on Long Island was interrupted by a bomb threat. No bomb was found

1995 – Tupac Shakur released "Me Against the World" and became the first solo artist to have a no. 1 album whilst serving a prison sentence

1998 – Will Smith started three weeks at no. 1 with "Gettin' Jiggy With It"

1999 – Stereophonics had no. 1 with "Performance and Cocktails"

2001 – Former Spice Girl, Geri Halliwell was fined £400 and banned from driving for six weeks for driving 60mph in a 30mph zone

2001 – Peter Blake, designer of The Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" album cover, was originally paid £200, but sued the group's record company for more money

2002 – Alicia Keys played a suite of the British House of Commons after a Labour MP booked the performance in an attempt to make Parliament more accessible to young people

2005 – Michael Jackson was blasted by British Army vets for wearing military badges whilst on trial for child abuse

2008 – Peter MacBeth, a member of The Foundations, was gaoled for sex offences, having assaulted a young girl on four occasions over six years, and for downloading child porn from the internet

2010 – Phile Blake, bassist for Redtrack, returned to his musical career after having his hand reattacheed after it was hacked to the bone in a machete attack

2011 – Ronnie Hammond, lead singer for The Atlanta Rhythm Section, died of heart failure

2014 – Gary Burger, guitarist and vocalist for The Monks, died of pancreatic cancer