The Laundromat on 8^th November 2017 2mce-fm 92.3/94.7khz

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

Coffee Song – Cream – Fresh Cream

Run By Night – Midnight Oil – Midnight Oil

Jimi Hendrix Experience – Winterland Ballroom 4^th February 1968

Killing Floor

Red House

Catfish Blues

Dear Mr. Fantasy #1

Dear Mr. Fantasy #2

Cougher Royal – Spike Milligan– Spike Milligan

Anthem – Rush – By-Tor (RUSH)

Morning Of The Magicians – Galaxy – Visions

Rock 'n'Roll Woman / Blue Bird – Buffalo Springfield – Monterey Live

The Goons – Rommel's Treasure

New Year's Day (Skynet Mix) – U2 – Fruitlegs

My English Rose – The Jam – All Mod Cons

Always The Woman Pays – Ed Kuepper – Today Wonder

How Long - Memphis Slim

Livin' With The Blues - Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry

That's All Right - Jimmy Rogers

Three Voice Original Mood - John Lee Hooker

The Perfect Crime – Cold Chisel – The Perfect Crime

Ghost Beat – Laughing Clowns – Cruel But Fair

Bad Reputation – Duane Hickman – Forever Dobie

Lobotomy – The Ruts – 1977 Freerange Studio Sessions

My Clown– July – July

Communications – Junipher Greene – Communication

8^th November - On This Day In Music

Born On This Day

1927 – Ken Dodd – UK singer and comedian

1927 – Patti Page (Clara Ann Fowler) - singer

1942 – Gerald Alston – vocalist with The Manhattans

1944 – Robert Nix from Atlanta Rhythm Section

1944 – Bonnie Bramlett (Bonnie Lynn) – singer, songwriter, backup vocals for Ike & Tina Turner. Married Delaney Bramlett and formed Delaney & Bonnie

1946 – Roy Wood – Singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, co-founder of The Move, which later evolved into Electric Light Orchestra. Later formed Wizzard and Helicopter

1947 – Minnie Ripperton - singer

1949 – Bonnie Raitt – guitarist and singer

1949 – Alan Berger from Southside Johnny & The Asbury Dukes

1951 – Larry Burnett from Firefall

1954 – Rickie Lee Jones – singer and songwriter

1957 – Porl Thomson – guitarist with The Cure

1958 – Terry Lee Miall from Adam & The Ants

1959 – Alan Graham Frew from Glass Tiger

1961 – Leif Garrett - singer

1985 – Jack Osbourne – son of Ozzy, star of MTV's "The Osbournes" TV show, presenter of UK TV show "Union Jack", co-host of ITV2's "Wrestling, Bring It On!"

Happened on this Day

1958 – The soundtrack to "South Pacific" was no. 1 on the UK charts and spent a total of 115 weeks at no. 1

1963 – Dusty Springfield kicked off her first solo tour at Halifax. She shared the bill with The Searchers, Freddie & The Dreamers, and Brian Poole & The Tremeloes

1963 – Dick Clark's "Travelling Caravan of Stars" opened its fall tour at Teaneck, New Jersey. The bill featured Bobby Vee, Brian Hyland, The Ronettes, Little Eva, and The Dovells, amongst others

1967 – The Foundtaions hit no.1 on the UK singles charts with "Baby, Now That I've Found You"

1967 – "How I Won The War" starring John Lennon, premiered in the US

1968 – John and Cynthia Lennon divorced. Yoko Ono was already pregnant with John's child

1968 – Jean Terrell replaced Diana Ross in The Supremes

1968 – Appearing st the Walthamstowe Granada Theatre were The Who, Joe Cocker & The Grease Band, The Mindbenders, and The Crazy World of Arthur Brown

1969 – "Something" The Beatles A-side penned by George Harrison, entered the charts

1969 – "Led Zeppelin II" entered the UK charts

1969 – On the second date of their US tour, The Rolling Stones broke a Los Angeles concert gross record held by The Beatles since 1966

1970 – Jim Morrison recorded poetry that other Doors member would later set to music in 1978 and title "An American Prayer"

1971 – "Led Zeppelin IV", also known as "Zoso" (amongst other titles), was released

1973 – Ringo Starr's "Ringo" went gold

1974 – Jethro Tull's "War Child" and Elton John's "Greatest Hits" went gold

1975 – Fleetwood Mac released "Over My Head"

1975 – David Bowie made his US TV debut with "Fame" on the "Cher" TV show

1975 – Elton John was named godfather to John & Yoko Lennon's son, Sean

1979 – The Grateful Dead released their "Shakedown Street" LP

1980 – Bruce Springsteen's double-LP "The River" started a four-week run at no. 1 on the US charts

1980 – Guitarist Adrian Smith replaced Dennis Stratton in Iron Maiden

1980 – Ex-Human League members Martyn Ware and Ian Craig Marsh formed Heaven-17

1984 – World-music star Fela Anikulapo Kuti was convicted of smuggling and sentenced to five years

1986 – Berlin started a four-week run at no. 1 with "Take Your Breath Away"

1993 – Take That kicked off their 21-date sold-out UK tour at Bournemouth

1998 – Robbie Williams scored no. 1 with his album "I've Been Expecting You"

1999 – Eminem played the first of two sold out nights at the London Astoria. Tickets were £12.00

2000 – Spice Girl Mel C made a foul-mouthed attack on Westlife calling them "a useless bunch of talentless tossers" and "hyped-up shit". The attack came at a Spice Girls party to launch their album "Forever"