Here’s the projected playlist for The Laundromat this week (14th October)
Take Your Pick – Greg Olsen – Take Your Pick
Upfront Blues – Jefferson Airplane – Jefferson Airplane
Alternative Ulster – Stiff Little Fingers – Inflammable Material
Lark in the Morning – K’crasher – Towards the Light
The odd sock –
Smoke on the Water – Pat Boone
Can’t Help You Now – Paul Kelly – Ways & Means
Beside the Rio Grande – Strawbs – Deep Cuts
Tadpole – Keef Hartley Band – Battle of the Northwest Six
Just Another Nervous Wreck – Supertramp – Breakfast in America
Stuff you left in your pockets –
Bernard Jenkins – John Mayall & Eric Clapton
KB’s Blues – Borich ‘n’ Tilders
You’re Gonna Need My Help – Otis Spann
Stringing the Blues – Eddie Lang & Joe Venuti
String of Pearls – Glenn Miller & his orchestra
Calling You Home – Steve Henderson – Darkest Corner
First Week / Last Week … Carefree – Talking Heads – ‘77
Eve of 1000 Daughters – Matthew Knights – One to One
Circus – Ten Years After – Cricklewood Green
3-piece suit –
Ressurector
The Memory
Suspended Animation
A Kind of Freedom – Bernard Szajner - Some Deaths Take Forever
Armed & Dangerous – Anthrax – Metal 10
What’s Going On – Tim Weisberg – Party of One
Got No Time For Trouible - The James Gang - Bang
Real Man – Todd Rundgren – Initiation
Stop All That Jazz - Leon Russell - Stop All That Jazz
Intros & Outros (14th October) –
?? – Geoff Tate of Queensreiche
?? – Zakk Wylde, performed with Ozzy Osbourne
1926 – Bill Justis, composer & performer
1927 – Kenny Roberts
1930 – Robert Parker, sax player with Professor Longhair
1938 – Melba Montgomery
1940 – Sir Cliff Richard (Harry Roger Webb), singer
1945 – Colin Hodgkinson, bassist with Backdoor & Whitesnake
1946 – Justin Hayward, vocals & guitarist for Moody Blues
1946 – Dan McCafferty of Nazareth
1948 – Ivory Tilmon, vocals & guitarist with The Detroit Emeralds
1948 – Marcia Barrett, vocals for Boney M
1952 – Chris Amoo singer / songwriter with The Real Thing
1958 – Thomas Dolby (Thomas Morgan Robertson), synth player with Camera Club & also with Lene Lovich. Also producer for Joni Mitchell & Prefab Sprout
1959 – AJ Pero, drummer with Twisted Sister
1961 – Mike Tramp, of White Lion
1965 – Karyn White
1974 – Natalie Maines singer with Dixie Chicks
1975 – Shaznay Lewis, singer with All Saints
1977 – Bing Crosby, singer and actor, died on this day
1978 – Usher, singer
1990 – Leonard Bernstein, composer, pianist & conductor, died on this day
1996 – Lourdes Maria Ciccone Leon was born to Madonna
On this day (14th October) –
1955 – Johnny Cash performed at The High School Field House, Odessa, Texas
1955 – Buddy & Bob (Buddy Holly & Bob Montgomery performed as a support act for Bill Haley & The Comets at a show promoted by a local radio station
1957 –The Everley Brothers’s single Wake Up Little Suzie hit no. 1 on the US charts. It was banned in some parts of American for it’s “risque” lyrics
1957 – Elvis Presley releases Jail House Rock
1959 –Bobby Darin’s Mack the Knife reached no. 1 on the UK singles charts
1964 – Charlie Watts of The Rolling Stones married Shirley Ann Shepherd in Bradford, Yorkshire
1965 – The Rolling Stones, The Spencer Davis Group, Unit 4 Plus 2, The Checkmates, The Habit, The End and Charlie Dickens. Elsewhere, The Who played Camborne Ice Skating Rink
1966 – Grace Slick replaced Signe Toly Anderson as singer for Jefferson Airplane
1966 – Pink Floyd made their live debut at All Saints Hall, Notting Hill, London
1967 – Clive Davis is names as President of Columbia Records
1967 –Spanky & Our Gang release Lazy Day
1967 –The Who release I Can See For Miles
1968 – The Beatles completed 18 weeks of recording to complete their White Album
1969 – a warrant was issued by police in New Jersey for the arrest of Frank Sinatra in relation to his connections with the Mafia
1969 – Jimi Hendrix Experience’s Smash Hits LP is certified gold
1971 – John & Yoko appear on The Dick cavett Show, and in the course of the interview, manage a plug for John’s new LP, Yoko’s new single, Yoko’s new book, a film by John, 2 films by Yoko and her first art show
1971 – In Los Angeles District Court, Arco Industries, a music publishing firm owning copyrights on all material released by Specialty Records, files a $500,000 lawsuit against credence Clearwater Revival’s singer / songwriter John Fogerty. The suit claims that Fogerty’s song Travellin’ Band contains material copied from the song Good Golly, Miss Molly. The suit was dropped
1972 – Joe Cocker and 6 members of his band were arrested for possession of drugs after a performance in Adelaide, Australia. Joe was released on bail facing penalties ranging from a $2000 fine & 2 months in gaol to to a mere 4-hour notice to leave the country
1972 –Michael Jackson’s single, Ben went to no. 1 on the US charts. It was the 3rd solo hit in a year for the 13 year old
1972 –The Temptations release Papa Was A Rolling Stone
1975 –Kiss release Rock & Roll All Night
1976 –Aerosmith kicked off their 1st ever UK tour with a performance at Liverpool’s Empire Theatre
1977 – At the request of The Dodgers, Linda Ronstadt sang the national Anthem at Dodger Stadium on the 3rd game of the World Series
1978 –Ace Frehley releases New York Groove
1980 –Bob Marley’s last concert
1987 – Bryan Adams performed live at Newcastle City Hall (UK) with support group T’Pau
1988 – Def Leppard become the first act in chart history to sell 7 million copies of 2 consecutive LPs, Pyromania (released in 1983) and Hysteria
1989 – Motley Crue’s album Dr Feelgood started a 2 week run at no. 1 on the US charts
1989 –Tracey Chapman scored her 2nd UK no. 1 album with Crossroads
1989 – Roy Orbison’s name was added to the West Texas Walk of Fame
1998 – Janet Jackson kicked off a 10-date US tour with *NSYNC as the opening act
2000 – UK school publication The Newspaper published a pop-star pet hates survey, revealing that Britney Spears hated her feet, Posh Spice Victoria Adams hated being called Vicky and Geri Halliwell was turned of by smelly men
2004 –Eric Clapton was suspended from driving in France after being clocked at 134mph in his Porsche 911 Turbo outside Merceuil. He was fined 750 euro and his UK licence confiscated. After paying the fine he posed for photos with the police and then left the scene in his Porsche – with secretary behind the wheel
Take Your Pick – Greg Olsen – Take Your Pick
Upfront Blues – Jefferson Airplane – Jefferson Airplane
Alternative Ulster – Stiff Little Fingers – Inflammable Material
Lark in the Morning – K’crasher – Towards the Light
The odd sock –
Smoke on the Water – Pat Boone
Can’t Help You Now – Paul Kelly – Ways & Means
Beside the Rio Grande – Strawbs – Deep Cuts
Tadpole – Keef Hartley Band – Battle of the Northwest Six
Just Another Nervous Wreck – Supertramp – Breakfast in America
Stuff you left in your pockets –
Bernard Jenkins – John Mayall & Eric Clapton
KB’s Blues – Borich ‘n’ Tilders
You’re Gonna Need My Help – Otis Spann
Stringing the Blues – Eddie Lang & Joe Venuti
String of Pearls – Glenn Miller & his orchestra
Calling You Home – Steve Henderson – Darkest Corner
First Week / Last Week … Carefree – Talking Heads – ‘77
Eve of 1000 Daughters – Matthew Knights – One to One
Circus – Ten Years After – Cricklewood Green
3-piece suit –
Ressurector
The Memory
Suspended Animation
A Kind of Freedom – Bernard Szajner - Some Deaths Take Forever
Armed & Dangerous – Anthrax – Metal 10
What’s Going On – Tim Weisberg – Party of One
Got No Time For Trouible - The James Gang - Bang
Real Man – Todd Rundgren – Initiation
Stop All That Jazz - Leon Russell - Stop All That Jazz
Intros & Outros (14th October) –
?? – Geoff Tate of Queensreiche
?? – Zakk Wylde, performed with Ozzy Osbourne
1926 – Bill Justis, composer & performer
1927 – Kenny Roberts
1930 – Robert Parker, sax player with Professor Longhair
1938 – Melba Montgomery
1940 – Sir Cliff Richard (Harry Roger Webb), singer
1945 – Colin Hodgkinson, bassist with Backdoor & Whitesnake
1946 – Justin Hayward, vocals & guitarist for Moody Blues
1946 – Dan McCafferty of Nazareth
1948 – Ivory Tilmon, vocals & guitarist with The Detroit Emeralds
1948 – Marcia Barrett, vocals for Boney M
1952 – Chris Amoo singer / songwriter with The Real Thing
1958 – Thomas Dolby (Thomas Morgan Robertson), synth player with Camera Club & also with Lene Lovich. Also producer for Joni Mitchell & Prefab Sprout
1959 – AJ Pero, drummer with Twisted Sister
1961 – Mike Tramp, of White Lion
1965 – Karyn White
1974 – Natalie Maines singer with Dixie Chicks
1975 – Shaznay Lewis, singer with All Saints
1977 – Bing Crosby, singer and actor, died on this day
1978 – Usher, singer
1990 – Leonard Bernstein, composer, pianist & conductor, died on this day
1996 – Lourdes Maria Ciccone Leon was born to Madonna
On this day (14th October) –
1955 – Johnny Cash performed at The High School Field House, Odessa, Texas
1955 – Buddy & Bob (Buddy Holly & Bob Montgomery performed as a support act for Bill Haley & The Comets at a show promoted by a local radio station
1957 –The Everley Brothers’s single Wake Up Little Suzie hit no. 1 on the US charts. It was banned in some parts of American for it’s “risque” lyrics
1957 – Elvis Presley releases Jail House Rock
1959 –Bobby Darin’s Mack the Knife reached no. 1 on the UK singles charts
1964 – Charlie Watts of The Rolling Stones married Shirley Ann Shepherd in Bradford, Yorkshire
1965 – The Rolling Stones, The Spencer Davis Group, Unit 4 Plus 2, The Checkmates, The Habit, The End and Charlie Dickens. Elsewhere, The Who played Camborne Ice Skating Rink
1966 – Grace Slick replaced Signe Toly Anderson as singer for Jefferson Airplane
1966 – Pink Floyd made their live debut at All Saints Hall, Notting Hill, London
1967 – Clive Davis is names as President of Columbia Records
1967 –Spanky & Our Gang release Lazy Day
1967 –The Who release I Can See For Miles
1968 – The Beatles completed 18 weeks of recording to complete their White Album
1969 – a warrant was issued by police in New Jersey for the arrest of Frank Sinatra in relation to his connections with the Mafia
1969 – Jimi Hendrix Experience’s Smash Hits LP is certified gold
1971 – John & Yoko appear on The Dick cavett Show, and in the course of the interview, manage a plug for John’s new LP, Yoko’s new single, Yoko’s new book, a film by John, 2 films by Yoko and her first art show
1971 – In Los Angeles District Court, Arco Industries, a music publishing firm owning copyrights on all material released by Specialty Records, files a $500,000 lawsuit against credence Clearwater Revival’s singer / songwriter John Fogerty. The suit claims that Fogerty’s song Travellin’ Band contains material copied from the song Good Golly, Miss Molly. The suit was dropped
1972 – Joe Cocker and 6 members of his band were arrested for possession of drugs after a performance in Adelaide, Australia. Joe was released on bail facing penalties ranging from a $2000 fine & 2 months in gaol to to a mere 4-hour notice to leave the country
1972 –Michael Jackson’s single, Ben went to no. 1 on the US charts. It was the 3rd solo hit in a year for the 13 year old
1972 –The Temptations release Papa Was A Rolling Stone
1975 –Kiss release Rock & Roll All Night
1976 –Aerosmith kicked off their 1st ever UK tour with a performance at Liverpool’s Empire Theatre
1977 – At the request of The Dodgers, Linda Ronstadt sang the national Anthem at Dodger Stadium on the 3rd game of the World Series
1978 –Ace Frehley releases New York Groove
1980 –Bob Marley’s last concert
1987 – Bryan Adams performed live at Newcastle City Hall (UK) with support group T’Pau
1988 – Def Leppard become the first act in chart history to sell 7 million copies of 2 consecutive LPs, Pyromania (released in 1983) and Hysteria
1989 – Motley Crue’s album Dr Feelgood started a 2 week run at no. 1 on the US charts
1989 –Tracey Chapman scored her 2nd UK no. 1 album with Crossroads
1989 – Roy Orbison’s name was added to the West Texas Walk of Fame
1998 – Janet Jackson kicked off a 10-date US tour with *NSYNC as the opening act
2000 – UK school publication The Newspaper published a pop-star pet hates survey, revealing that Britney Spears hated her feet, Posh Spice Victoria Adams hated being called Vicky and Geri Halliwell was turned of by smelly men
2004 –Eric Clapton was suspended from driving in France after being clocked at 134mph in his Porsche 911 Turbo outside Merceuil. He was fined 750 euro and his UK licence confiscated. After paying the fine he posed for photos with the police and then left the scene in his Porsche – with secretary behind the wheel
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