The
Laundromat on 7th 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 15th
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
7th
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
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