The Laundromat on 7^th March 2018 2mce-fm 92.3/94.7khz

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

Staying Home Here In The Jungle – Aftershave – Strange Feeling

Free Enterprise – Billy Thorpe – Children Of The Sun

Icehouse – Melbourne Festival Hall

Intro - Uniform

Not My Kind

Boulevarde

Love In Motion

Skin

Fatman

Sons

Icehouse

All The Way

Goodnight Mr. Matthews

Send Somebody

Walls

Can't Help Myself

Advertising – Henry Morgan

Changed Man – The Ferrets – Fame At Any Price

Wall Street Village Day – The Four Seasons – Genuine Imitation Life Gazette

Use By '97 – Axis Of Awesome – Scissors Paper ROCK!

The Goons – Scradje

Man Of Constant Sorrow / Pretty Polly – Bob Dylan – Ten Million A Week

Something About That Woman – Bachman Cummings – Thunderbird Tracks

She Wandered Through The Garden Fence – Procol Harum – 1963-1971 Ultra-Rare Tracks

No Parking After Eight - Cledus Harrison

Hey Little Girl - Bill Watkins & Jake Porter Combo

Hoodoo You Baby- Christine Chatman & Jack McVea

Sadie Lee - Tal Carter

Everyday We Live – CSNY – 1969 Studio Archives

Good Ol' Rock & Roll – Quicksilver Messenger Service – What About Me?

Whoop – Renee Geyer – Ready To Deal

3 – Robert Fripp – God Save The Queen

Move On Alone – Jethro Tull – This Was

Lalena – The Beatles & Donovan – Postcard Sessions & Outtakes

Disappointment – Walpurgis – Krautrock

Her Favourite Style – Iron Butterfly – Ball

7^th March On This Day In Music

Born On This Day

1943 – Chris Taylor White – bassist for The Zombies

1945 – Arthur Lee – guitarist and vocals for Love

1946 – Peter Wolf (Peter Blankfield) – vocals for J. Geils Band, and earlier with The Hurricanes

1946 – Matthew Fisher – keyboards for Procol Harum

1952 – Ernie Isley of The Isley Brothers

1962 – Taylor Dayne (Lesley Wonderman)

1966 – Paul Davis – keyboard player for Happy Mondays

1977 – Paul Cattermole – vocalist for S Club 7

1997 – Josh Dewhurst – guitarist for The Blossoms

Happened On This Day

1917 – The first jazz record in USA, "The Dixie Jazz Band One Step" was released by Nick LaRocca's Original Dixieland Jazz Band

1955 – Carl Perkins' "Blue Suede Shoes" makes it into the R&B charts

1962 – The Beatles made their broadcasting debut on BBC radio's "Light Programme"

1964 – Jan & Dean released "Dead Man's Curve" and The Searchers released "Needles & Pins"

1965 – The Rolling Stones played The Palace Theatre, Manchester. A fan fell from the circle, but the crowd below broke her fall

1966 – Shadows of Knights' single "Gloria" enters the Top 10

1966 – Brian Wilson's "Caroline No" was the first solo single of any of The Beach Boys. It was originally written as "Caroline I Know"

1966 – Tina Turner recorded her vocals for "River Deep, Mountain High"

1967 – The Beatles recorded additional overdubs for "Lovely Rita", including harmony vocals, effects, and toilet paper kazoo

1969 – The Who released "Pinball Wizard" as the first selection from "Tommy"

1969 – Tommy Roe's "Dizzy" goes gold

1969 – Led Zeppelin played the Bluesville 69 Club, a small room at the back of Horsey Wood Tavern, Finsbury Park, London. The stage was so small it could only accommodate the drum kit, the band playing on the floor at audience level

1970 – Lee Marvin had no. 1 with "Wand'rin Star" from the film "Paint Your Wagon"

1970 – Simon & Garfunkel's "Bridge Over Troubles Water" started a ten-week run at no. 1 in the US

1973 – Traffic's "Shootout at the Fantasy Factory" goes gold

1973 – Eric Weissberg & Steve Mandel's "Dueling Banjos" from the movie "Deliverance", went gold

1973 – CBS Records signed Bruce Springsteen at Max's Kansas City, New York

1973 – Loggins & Messina received gold for "Your Mama Don't Dance"

1975 – David Bowie released "Young Americans" featuring John Lennon on back up vocals and guitar

1976 – Elton John was immortalised in wax at Madame Tussaud's waxworks museum in London

1987 – The Beastie Boys had a no. 1 album with "Licenced To Ill"

1988 – Divine (Harris Glenn Milstead) – Actor and sometime singer, died of heart problems associated with obesity

1988 – Gordon Huntley, pedal-steel player for Matthews Southern Comfort, worked with Elton John, Rod Stewart, the Pretty Things, Cliff Richard and Fairport Convention, died of cancer

1991 – Rolling Stone readership voted George Michael best male singer and sexiest male artist

1998 – Madonna's "Frozen" was 1 on UK charts

1999 – Boyzone scored a UK no. 1 with "When the Going Gets Tough"

2000 – Liam Gallagher of Oasis won Best Dressed Man Award from GQ

2002 – Former Visage singer Steve Strange was robbed and beaten on the way to a party in West London. A bracelet given to him by Kylie Minogue was stolen, and he sustained head injuries requiring 18 stitches

2004 – A BBC Radio 6 poll "Songs That Saved Your Life" found The Smiths' "I Know It's Over" topped the list of songs people turn to when they are miserable. Others included REM's "Everybody Hurts" and Radiohead's "Fake Plastic Trees"

2007 – Rhett Hutchence defended his decision to sell his late brother's possessions so he could get money to set up home with his new girlfriend

2009 – Rapper Coolio (Artis Leon Ivey Jr.) was charged with drug possession after being arrested at Los Angeles International Airport

2013 – Peter Banks (Peter William Brockbanks) – guitarist, vocalist songwriter and producer. The original guitarist for the bands Syn, Yes, Flash and Empire. He supported Bloodwyn Pig, recorded with Jan Akkerman, Roger Ruskyn Spear (Bonzo Dog Doodah Band), John Wetton, Phil Collins, Steve Hackett amongst others. He died of heart failure