The Laundromat on 24^th January 2018 2mce-fm 92.3/94.7khz

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

Desperation – Steppenwolf – Steppenwolf

Charlie's Medicine – Warren Zevon – The Envoy

Jackson Browne – BBC In Concert 1978

The Fuse

Here Come Those Tears Again

Rock Me On The Water

Cocaine

Rosie

Doctor My Eyes

These Days

Running On Empty

Love Needs A Heart

Nothing But Time

The Load Out

Stay

Saint Paul – Terry Knight – Beatlemanaiacs!

Maisie – Syd Barrett – Barrett

Please– Jack Bruce – Jet Set Jewel

By The Light Of A Magical Moon – Tyrannosaurus Rex – Beard Of Stars

The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy (LP Version) – Episode 4

Highway 69 – The Yardbirds & Sonny Boy Williamson – The Yardbirds

Ain't No City – Tamam Shud – Permanent Culture

Ain't Got No Heart – Slade – Beginnings

Big Fat Mama - Chuck Higgins

You Lied - Mamie Ree

Ain't Got No Money - Great Gates

I Love That Kind Of Carryin' On - Rozelle Gayle

Forgiving – Robert Fripp & King Crimson

Crossfade – Manfred Mann – Nightingales & Bombers

Ships Don't Disappear In The Night (Do They) – 10cc – 10cc

Father & Son – TISM – Honk If You Love Fred Durst

All Night Petrol – Budgie – Budgie

Untitled 2 – XYZ – After The Crash

Braintrain – Wallenstein – Krautrock

Erics Guide Vocal Medley – Alan Parsons Project – Tales Of Mystery & Imagination (1987 Remixes)

24^th January On This Day In Music

Born On This Day

1933 – Zeke Carey of The Flamingos

1936 – Doug Kershaw – Cajun fiddle-player who played with Bob Dylan

1938 – Jack Scott (Jack Scafone Jr.) - singer

1941 – Aaron Neville – vocalist for The Neville Brothers

1941 – Michael Chapman

1941 – Ray Stevens (Ray Ragsdale) – singer, songwriter, solo performer

1944 – Neil Diamond (Noah Kaminski) – songwriter, singer, guitarist and solo performer

1945 – Tammi Terrell - singer

1947 – Jim Rutledge of Bloodrock

1947 – Warren Zevon – singer, songwriter, guitarist, keyboard player, solo performer

1949 – John Belushi – actor (Joliet "Jake" Blues in The Blues Brothers, as well as regular on Saturday Night Live) and singer

1958 – Jools Holland – keyboard plyer for The Squeeze, then Jools Holland's Big Band, TV presenter on "The Tube", "Juke Box Jury" and "Later,,,"

Happened On This Day

1958 – Elvis Presley's "Jailhouse Rock" was no. 1 on the UK singles charts and the first ever single to enter the charts at no. 1

1962 – The Beatles signed a contract for management with Brian Epstein, although Epstein himself never signed it

1964 – The Osmonds played a musical family alongside Mickey Rooney in "The Seven Little Foys" on US TV

1968 – Georgie Fame had no. 1 on the UK singles charts with "The Ballad of Bonnie & Clyde"

1969 – Jethro Tull made their debut as the opening act for Blood, Sweat & Tears

1970 – James "Shep" Shepherd – member of The Heartbeats, Shep & The Limelights. Found dead on the side of the Long Island Expressway after being beaten and robbed

1970 – Dr. Robert Moog unveiled the synthesizer named "Mini-Moog" at a price of $2000

1970 – Black Sabbath kicked-off a 24-date UK tour at Birmingham Town Hall with support band Wild Turkey

1970 – Led Zeppelin played Leeds Town Hall in England

1970 – Santana released "Evil Ways"

1976 – Bob Dylan started a 5-week run at no. 1 on the US album charts with "Desire"

1976 – Diana Ross was no. 1 on the US singles charts with "Theme from Mahogany"

1976 – Las Vegas County Commissioners defined a rock concert as "a public rendition of music in a permanent institution, consisting of several individual compositions performed by a musician or group of musicians utilizing electronically amplified instruments, which music is characterised by a persistent, heavily accented beat and a great degree of repetition of simple musical phrases"

1977 – The Buzzcocks played The Roxy in London

1978 – Workers at the EMI pressing plant refused to press copies of The Buzzcocks single "What Do I Get" because the B-side's title was "Oh Shit"

1979 – The Clash released their first single in the US "I Fought The Law" written by Sonny Curtis of Buddy Holly's Crickets

1980 – Spandau Ballet played The Blitz Club in London

1981 – Dolly Parton topped the US pop charts with the theme to the movie "Nine to Five"

1981 – Adam & The Ants started a 10-week run at no. 1 on the UK charts with "Kings of the Wild Frontier"

1981 – Steve Tyler of Aerosmith was hospitalised after being involved in a crash on his motorbike

1981 – no. I on the US singles charts was Blondie's "The Tide is High"

1984 – Yoko Ono and Sean Lennon visited the famous places in Liverpool refered to in The Beatles' hits

1995 – David Cole – producer of recordings by Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston and Aretha Franklin, and keyboard player for C&C Music Factory, died of meningitis

1998 – Oasis had no. 1 on the UK singles charts with "All Around The World"

1999 – The Offspring had no.1 on the UK singles charts with "Pretty Fly For A White Guy"

2003 – David Palmer, former keyboard player for Jethro Tull, changed his name to Dee Palmer after a gender-realignment operation

2017 – George Gilbert "Gil" Ray – drummer for Game Theory, The Loud Family Rain Parade suffered from cancer for many years and died on this day

2017 – Bjorn Thelin – bassist for Swedish instrumental band The Spotnicks, died on this day

2017 – Claude Hudson "Butch" Trucks – drummer and founding member of The Allman Brothers Band died of self-inflicted gunshot wounds to the head