What a great interview this was last September, and still such great topics that we discussed.  As Trevor’s a music entrepreneur and new media enthusiast (I saw that on Matt Stevens’ profile the other day, also pertains to Trevor) we had some great discussions about what a musician is, what they could/should be, and a few ideas on how to go about being a full-time musician.

Enjoy! ~JW

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Along with Trevor Larkin, a big JW Show announcement, and some fantastic new tunes we jump into episode 58 of The Justin Wayne Show.  We’ll talk more about the announcement in the notes next week but make sure you listen this week to find out what it is, as well as to hear the fabulous interview we did with singer, songwriter, and independent music guru Trevor Larkin.

He provided us some great advice about the digital music industry, some insights into what we have to look forward to and what we may have left behind as well as tracks from his upcoming acoustic album, “Number 2″ as well as talk about a full-band, electric album which is all very exciting.

What else is on the show?  Here ya go…

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 58: Trevor Larkin

Song :: Album :: Artist

1. Demo #2 :: Demo for 2009 Album :: Lights Out Dancing
2. Londontown :: Stack Of Fears :: Brenn
3. Stand In Your Shoes :: Tear Ourselves Away :: LoveLikeFire :: Heist or Hit Records
4. Right Down to Me :: Concrete Class :: The Lonely H
5. Captain :: Double or Quits :: Twelve Titans
6. Teen Idol :: Night Bus or Milk Train :: The Scratch
7. White Light :: Dismantle the Sky :: Vaudeville
8. Write it Down :: Exit Silent Mode :: Megaphone
9. Dance Along With Me :: Gustav Magnusson :: Gustav Magnusson
10. January Blues :: Single :: The Lights <<- Correction from the show, new single out Nov. 2 on Crash Records
11. Senior Kegger :: Have Another :: The Clintons
12. Flight Across the Charles :: Nothing Broken Nothing Damaged :: Bad Dream Good Breakfast
13. I Won’t Go :: Number 1 :: Trevor Larkin
14. Interview with Trevor Larkin :: Myspace :: Facebook
15. You Think It’s In Vain :: Number 2 :: Trevor Larkin
16. Don’t Jump :: Number 2 :: Trevor Larkin
17. Come Clean :: Vampire Hotel :: Chris Kirby
18. Love U like a train :: The Art of Not Blending In :: Burnshee Thornside
19. Elephant Juice :: Karl Culley
20. Seven (acoustic) :: Sun J :: J Minus
21. Home is Where the Heart Is :: Nothin’ Better Than This :: Brother Dan Palmer
22. Bonus LOD Track :: Demos for 2009 Album :: Lights Out Dancing

Other Links…  http://rechargedradio.com, http://chicagoacoustic.net

That’s it for this week!  Enjoy, good luck, and have a good one.  See you next week.

~JW

That’s right these are the two episodes we talked about during our recent episode 100 and we’re replaying them for you.  The first is our first JW Show ever!  The second is when the production computer took a fall and we had to patch things through on a spare computer, but it turned into one of the most interesting shows we’ve ever put out.

Enjoy!  ~JW

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Yes! I did it! I did a show without any of my cool flashing lights or buzzing… buzzers. (?) Anyway, I’m happy to get the show out, although we’re still on the playlist meltdown as I don’t have access to all the wonderful information contained on my Lappy’s hard disk. Hopefully the next show will again be done via the Lappy, but for now we’ll just stick with this HP PC machine of beauty…

Anyway, enough with the internet sarcasm. Here’s the show:

Red Balloon :: Goh Nakamura :: Ulysses
www.gohnakamura.com

Where You Are :: Brother Dan Palmer :: The Nashville Sessions
www.nothingbetterthanthis.com

Leave Me Alone :: The Clintons
www.clintonsband.com

Loop O Plane :: Jeff Wahl :: 12 String
www.jeffwahlguitar.com

I’ll Pretend :: Arthur Yoria :: I’ll Be Here Awake
www.arthuryoria.com

The Blacksmith :: Now and Forever :: Of Wounds and Blessings…
www.myspace.com/nowandforeverband

I Can Feel It :: Lights Out Dancing :: Oh The Places You’ll Go
www.myspace.com/lightsoutdancing

Distant and Faded :: The Jamestown Story :: Broken Summer
In Loving Memory :: The Jamestown Story :: Broken Summer
www.myspace.com/jamestownstory

Talkin’ Ten Lost Years :: Mike Ford :: Canada Needs You, Volume II
www.mikeford.ca

Beyond the Haze (Memory of a Smile) :: The Apple War :: Alarm Bell City
www.myspace.com/theapplewar

Paris :: Tacks, The Boy Disaster :: Oh, Beatrice
www.tackstheboydisaster.com

This Love :: Via Dove :: Twilight
www.viadove.com

…keep fingers crossed for the lappy…

Cheers,

JW

Another two great guests on the show this week and we’ll ACTUALLY take a break for the next few weeks… but we’ll plug in some great shows from the vault that you’re gonna love, especially if you’ve only been listening since we became a part of Recharged Radio.

Our first interview is with Wayne Doyle from the band V0iD who speaks to us about how a band can stay together for 10 years(!), the difference between US fans and UK fans, V0iD‘s double guitar sound, and more.

Also in this episode we get to hear a very interesting story from the likes of Stephen Dale Petit.  This blues guitar supremo (his PR company used that word and I think it fits perfectly) enlightens us on his quick trip to fame back in the late 70s, his fallout, and then his road back into the recording studio via busking – performing in London’s Underground rail network.  Funding his first record back with proceeds from the busking, he’s just released his second record “The Crave.”  We hear three tunes from the album, a story about a car ride with Ronnie Wood and Eric Clapton (in song and in story), and he tell us how he gets his perfect guitar tone for performances and recordings.  Great stuff here!

I also snuck in one more special thing before my holiday…

Matt Stevens, a guitar supremo in his own right,  just created a tune for free that you can download from his Bandcamp page.  A friend of his, Dan Wilson, passed away recently.  He was a great filmmaker and Matt’s not only allowed the song to be downloaded for free, but has sent me some links to Dan’s film work.  Have a look:

• http://www.atom.com/funny_videos/daddys_little_helper/
• http://www.clicker.com/web/films-on-l/-Section-44-by-Daniel-Wilson-466278/

A big “thank you” to Matt for sharing that with the world and our best wishes to all of those surrounding Dan in their time of need.

That’s me for now.  The playlist…

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 102: Stephen Dale Petit and V0iD

Thanks guys!  I’ve got some great stuff lined up for you whilst I’m on holiday!

(I just said “whilst”.  Time to take a break from Britain…)

Take care,

JW

Didn’t we say we were taking a break?!  Yeah, we did.  If you’re on holiday you’ll have some lovely shows to catch up on when you return.  For those of you faithful podcast and broadcast listeners… extra treats!

First, we have Paper Garden Records founder Bryan Vaughn who’s brought along a bunch of tracks from his label and talks candidly about the new music industry, 360 deals, and what they do when they sign artists.  With their roster growing from 3 to 12 bands in the last year, Bryan’s got some weight in his words!

Also, we’ve got the Little London Fields Festival coming up on Saturday and to highlight the occasion Alex and Lawrence Daw – brothers and the organisers of the festival – join us to tell us all about it and give away a free set of BACKSTAGE PASSES!! They’re also giving away regular tickets to the show… all of them in fact… as the festival itself is FREE!

(At the time of this writing the backstage passes are still up for grabs!  Comment on this post or email me jw <at> thejustinwayneshow.com to win!!)

Cool, huh?  I think so, so I’m gonna be heading down there with my journalist friends Candice Ashby (from ceashby.wordpress.com) and Kim Sklinar of NeverEnoughNotes.co.uk.   Yeah, I have cool friends, why don’t you come meet them in London Fields?  Give us an @justinwayneshow tweet and we’ll find you… I’ll either be listening to tunes or eating…

As for the show’s playlist…

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 101: Little London Fields and Paper Garden Records

1. Name :: Album :: Artist
2. Rook to King :: Western Theater :: Mighty Tiger :: (Paper Garden Records)
3. The You, That You Could Use :: Let This Be The Last Night We Care :: Alcoholic Faith Mission :: (Paper Garden Records)
4. Jumpstart My Rocket :: Modern Day Fairy Tales :: Junebug
5. >> Interview with Bryan Vaughn, Founder of Paper Garden Records
6. Dear Friend :: Listen :: Emanuel and The Fear :: (Paper Garden Records)
7. Well Alright :: Shady Retreat :: Peasant :: (Paper Garden Records)
8. Bad City :: Bad City 12″ :: SAADI :: (Paper Garden Records)
9. Blackout :: Anna Calvi (Little London Fields Artist)
10. Too Heavy To Stand Up ::  Delooze :: (Little London Fields Artist)
11. 6174 :: Don’t Wait Animate :: (Little London Fields Artist)
12. Ways To An End Master :: Mirrors :: (Little London Fields Artist)
13. >> Interview with Alex Daw and Lawrence Daw, Organisers of The Little London Fields Festival
14. Fake Blood :: The Preface :: Black Cherry :: (Little London Fields Artist)
15. Sign of the Fish :: Mortimer :: IDRchitecture :: (Little London Fields Artist)
16. Electric Shocks :: Robot Disaster :: (Little London Fields Artist)
17. Rock The World with Special Guests :: Rock This World :: Yes King :: (Little London Fields Artist)

And join us next week – the last week before we TRULY go on a break and leave you with some archived shows – for interviews with Wayne Doyle of the Welsh hard-rock band V0ID and blues guitar extraordinaire Stephen Dale Petit!

See you then!

~JW

Can you believe it?  100?

We’ve got loads of people to thank – which we do inside the show.  We’ve also got some important news in the show that you’ll want to hear… and we’ll illuminate more of it next week too.

We’ve got a review of the last 2 and 1/2 years of opening jingles to the show, as well as visits from many podcast/broadcast friends from around the world.  We are also re-airing a Ryan in the Ring, which still makes me laugh.

I won’t go into too much detail now, you’ll just have to listen and we’ll chat more about it next week.  As for now, I’ll give you the music playlist…

The Justin Wayne Show’s 100th Episode

Name :: Album :: Artist

1. I’ll Be Here Awake :: Ill Be Here Awake :: Arthur Yoria
2. Bein’ in Love :: The Fish Don’t Mind :: Skeletons With Flesh On Them
3. World Machine :: Superhero :: Sierra Alpha
4. Someone’s Gonna Lose :: The Hired Guns :: The Sales Brothers
5. Vitriol :: Problems :: Bluejuice
6. Honesty Policy :: Zalinski
7. Anthem :: Uncle Funk :: Skinless Finger
8. Walking Sideways :: Folklore, Volume 1 :: Pins and Ladles
9. The Narrator :: Ever The Optimist :: Lights Out Dancing
10. Giggle :: Natasha Davies
11. Orla :: J*E*S*P*A E.P. :: Jespa
12. Crewed Up :: Strictly Leakage :: Atmosphere (with special guests)
13. Press Play :: From Another Planet :: Fundamental Skillz
14. Sun Kissed Planet :: Sun-Kissed Planet :: Kakuzi
15. Ocean Passage :: Projekt :: Projekt
16. Ice Cream Man :: 50ft Woman
17. Do The Math :: Later Days :: Asthmaboy
18. Wasted :: The Red Room Sessions 24.04.10 :: Mostly
19. How Do You Sleep? :: Don’t Make Me Wait :: Nick Tann
20. Streets of Mercy :: Streets of Mercy (Volume III) :: Titty Bingo

Thanks for a wonderful 100 shows and we look forward to bringing you 100 more.

See you next week for part one of the archived beauties of the Show’s yesteryear!

Cheers,

~JW

It’s a bit late in the year for june bugs, it being nearly August and all… but never too late if you like the midwestern tunes!  Anthony and Tony (not the same person, we’ll discuss in the interview) from the band Junebug are on the show this week and we’re spinning some exclusive tracks from their new album Modern Day Fairy Tales that you can grab from their website, Junebugmusic.com.

And yes, apologies to the live broadcast listeners of this show – or those who tried to listen – as there were problems down the line.  However, I can nearly guarantee that next week’s Episode 100 will go off without a hitch as it will be broadcast from Maple Street Studios as I sort out Savoy Studio’s internet broadcasting capabilities.

Track of the Week this week comes to us from the extremely talented band Brave Chandeliers.  They had just sent me their song “Madmen” and notified me that it was available for free download from their website BraveChandeliers.com and after hearing it it instantly became TOTW.  Great stuff guys.

As for the rest of the playlist…

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 99: Junebug’s Modern Day Fairy Tales

That’s it!  See you on Wednesday (or thereafter you podcast crazies) for Episode 100!!

~JW

Larry Fulcher

That’s right, we’re having another go at episode 98 with a very special guest, Larry Fulcher.  We’ve also got a very interesting synth-pop Track of the Week from the band Different Frequencies (more info on them is on their label’s site Unpopular Music.)

Shall we tell you a bit more about Larry?

Larry was born in Houston, Texas and soon began his musical career singing in church at the tender age of five. At age thirteen, Larry moved to Southern California and began playing in bands at fifteen.  Then, Larry went on to record with Smokey Robinson and The Crusaders and during the eighties toured and recorded (keyboards and guitar) with many reggae artists including The Wailers, Third World and Andrew Tosh. He was also a featured vocalist on the Emmy Award winning ABC-TV series, ‘I’ll Fly Away’ and won a Grammy and W.C. Handy Award for his work with Taj Mahal.

And that’s just the start of it… we’ve got an hour with Larry on the show so… have a listen!  Here’s what else we’ve got:

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 98: With Larry Fulcher

Larry Jammin'...

1. Name :: Album :: Artist
2. Pay the Toll to Ride the Junebug Flow :: Modern Day Fairy Tales :: Junebug
3. Don’t Send the Searchlights :: Summer House :: Gold Motel
4. Kiss the Ground :: Nothing Broken Nothing Damaged :: Bad Dream Good Breakfast
5. Rights & Wrongs :: Goodness
6. Mathematics ::  Isaacs Aircraft
7. TOTW!>> Flicking Switches :: Different Frequencies
8. All I Want (is All She’s Got) :: Sierra Alpha
9. Argentina :: Masters of Imperfection :: The Quails
10. Speaking Springsteen :: The Church of Steve Honest :: Robert Batley
11. Wrecking Ball :: Almanac :: The Nadas
12. White Dove :: inspire :: Public Symphony
13. How Do You Sleep? :: Don’t Make Me Wait :: Nick Tann
14. Electric City :: Oblivion :: Wax Ersatz
15. Write About It :: Alte Schoenhauser :: Alev Lenz
16. Talk the Talk :: Streets of Mercy (Volume III) :: Titty Bingo
17. Interview with Larry Fulcher
18. When the Music Changes :: Footprints :: Phantom Blues Band
19. Those Games :: EP-1984 :: Reggae All-Stars
20. South Of The Border Dancing :: All Abuzz :: The Killer Bees
21. Reggae – Reggae :: EP-1984 :: Reggae All-Stars

Next week we’ve got the fantastic (and lovely) boys from the band Junebug on the show, so come on back!

And don’t forget to get your mp3, email, or phone call submissions in for our 100th Show Birthday Bash on the 28th of June.  Song requests, nice things said, and everything else is very welcome!  Send to jw (at) thejustinwayneshow.com

Ta,

~JW

That’s right!  Jordan took the night off from his usual duties in the big, comfy chair and I squeaked in when no one was looking.  I brought along Mark Riley from Enfield Music and Jamie even grabbed a microphone for this excellent yet different evening of independent music radio.

Recharged Radio’s Friday Forum – 9th of July, 2010

See you next week with the formidable Larry Fulcher and we’ll try and piece together the lost show 98!

~JW

<<Due to recording errors and general bugs in the computer this week, this show did not get recorded for its usual podcast.  Because of this, we’ll re-create Episode 98 over the next two episodes of the show in each 1st hour, as the second hours will contain dynamite interviews with the band Junebug and next week with Larry Fulcher!

To fill the gaping hole left by no JW Show podcast, I’ll throw the recent guest hosting I did on the Recharged Radio’s premiere show, The Friday Forum.  Look for that soon!>>

Barreling out of control into episode 100 we go!  Great stuff on the show this week including another Scudley Session with Peter Renzullo (not to mention having just followed a fantastic episode of Close to Nowhere, have you got on this podcast yet?)   He’s got the lovely Bakia Arslanoski along with him for some great tunes and great chat.

Some exclusives this week!  First is the Track of the Week from Sierra Alpha coming from a yet-to-be titled EP as they just sent me some brand new tracks they’ve been working on.  This one, ‘I See Light’ is their most ballad-y tune to date and very nice, indeed.

Also, prompting a long-overdue interview to be scheduled in the coming weeks, Junebug has finished recording their next album, Modern Day Fairy Tales, to be released this autumn.  They’ve got a CD release party for their Fargo, North Dakota fans this weekend and for them we’ve played Casanova from the album which features Lil Buddy Mclain – a force to be reckoned with in the Minneapolis hip-hop scene.

What else have we got…

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 98: Getting  Closer…

Next week we’ve got Larry Fulcher on the show – you’ll have heard his bass work in Titty Bingo, but also his production work, keyboard playing, singing, and his other talents in places like LOADS of popular reggae tunes, Taj Mahal’s backing band The Phantom Blues Band… Grammys, W.C. Handy Awards… it’s gonna be a great interview.  Be there.

And if you’re contributing to the 100th Episode of The Justin Wayne Show, make sure you send a message, mp3 or whatever to jw {@} thejustinwayneshow.com or have a look in the sidebar for our voicemail box and leave us a message!  We’ll play all the audio on the show (as long as you’re relatively nice!)  You’ve only got 2 weeks so get to work!

See you next week.

~JW

That’s right, we’ve got Iowa natives The Nadas on the show this week talking about their music, their lovely home lives, and their indie record label, Authentic Records.

Also on this week’s show is the second-to-last Scudley Sessions (at least, played on The JW Show, if you ask nicely Peter may continue them on his new show, Close to Nowhere.)  Peter is joined by Leah Grant and has some excellent tunes and stories to share.

No track-of-the-week this week, but we’ve got a recap of the Enfield Music Festival, bringing some great new music to the show.

As for what else is on the show…

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 97: Authentic Nadas

I’m going to be running the Friday Forum next week, which means I’ll have piles of tunes to play next week.  Pop some in the submission box and I’ll get them on!

Take care,

~JW

Nick Tann from Is This Thing On Podcast joins us to talk about ‘casting, music-ing, and why playing without an amplifier can actually amplify your listeners at live events.  Cool, huh?

Track of the Week is from the former bass player for Wild Cherry, Allan Wentz (you know… Play that Funky Music White Boy…?) as he’s doing some fantastic electronica tunes now and keeping it all independent and fantastic.  Fantastic is the word, I think…!

Lots of new stuff keeps rolling in, more great tunes to follow!

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 96: Is This Thing On?

Name :: Album :: Artist

1. Solstice :: The Red Room Sessions 24.04.10 :: Mostly
2. Evelyn’s Green :: Wasted Love Songs :: She Swings, She Sways
3. The Girl From Tallahassee :: Zalinski
4. Sound It Out :: SALT :: The Locals
5. Happiness :: Window Seat To Hell :: Ferocity Lights
6. Robotic Perfection :: Kill or Cure EP :: Alice Rock
7. Don’t Give Up :: Finishing What I Started :: ERATH
8. TOTW!>> Psychotic (Hello Syd) :: Norman :: Allen Wentz
9. Goin Nowhere :: FeelGood :: FeelGood
10. All :: Ri-solv :: Mahri Autumn
11. Son of a King :: Transitions :: JKLMNO
12. Memphis Train :: Archaeologist :: Ami Saraiya
13. Interview with Nick Tann!
14. Nick Tann :: How Can It Be Wrong?
15. Burnt Out Car :: Ghost :: Matt Stevens
16. Nick Tann :: Jackie Who (studio)
17. Good You Got Away :: Doomed To Be Beautiful :: Tom Caulfield
18. Don’t Make Me Wait :: Don’t Make Me Wait :: Nick Tann
19. Yummy :: VIOLIN/DRUM/VOICE. EP :: Taylor Rankin

Next week we’ve got a great interview with thriving independent musicians/record label owners The Nadas!  See you then.

~JW

The very wonderful Jen from the Inside My Head Podcast joined us this week for a great show, and she brought some of the music along.  It was great chatting with her and having her on as she’s got quite the width and breath of independent music knowledge.

Track of the Week is from another upcoming interview subject – The Nadas.  We’ll hear more about them, from them, etc… next week but do have a click over in their direction and check out just how they recorded their most recent album, Almanac.

And… oh!  It’s playlist time.

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 95: Inside My Head

Cheers!  Next week it’s Nick Tann from many places including the Is This Thing on Podcast.

~JW

My... Car is a Bus

I was speaking to Tom (from a little band called Projekt) about running for buses the other day and we both admitted to doing this.  In fact, I’ve worn out my shoes a few times this week doing just this.  I must ALSO admit, that I laugh at those who are in this situation when I’m sat comfortably on the bus, and there’s no better place to do this laughing then from atop a London double-decker.

Track of the Week this week was from the up-and-coming rock duo Alice Rock and they do… rock!  Very quirky, interesting, and fun.

That’s it from me – just music this week…

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 94: Running for Buses

That’s it!  Next week we’ve got Jen from the Inside My Head Podcast (among other things) and another Scudley Sessions, as we near the end of this wonderful series.

See you at 7.  GMT.  Pete’s first, then me, then Rodrigo.

~JW

Right!  One more day before I get to grab up one of the so-called “smartphones” which then I would assume that the mobile phone I have now is a “stupidphone”?  I must say, I’ve been drooling over a few specific phones as I’m excited to write some emails and update the Facebook profile on the bus, as I seem to spend so much time on buses lately.

Right!  Great stuff on the show this week.  Mark Riley from the band Mostly, Enfield Music dot com, not to mention a fine gentlemen is on the show this week… as well as another great Scudley Session!  Salv joins Peter Renzullo at Scudley Records Studios for a very interesting session.  These are always a treat.

Track of the Week this week goes to Mahri Autumn‘s new release Re-Solv and her track, Moon.  The album’s available to purchase for what you want, so pop over and grab it… for free even!  (But you’ll want to spend a bit… won’t you?)

Lastly, the third track tonight comes from the Minneapolis band Vaudeville.  It’s pre-release and they’re offering it for free if you pop over to their Reverbnation site.

Right… Playlist!

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 93: Stupidphone

Thanks for a great week back at the mic!  Live again next week, make sure you get here for 7pm so you can hear Peter’s “Close to Nowhere”.

Cheers,

JW

Windsor Drive

That’s right, we’ve got the band Windsor Drive in for an interview as well as a great Scudley Sessions episode with Peter Renzullo and his guest Brendan Gaspari.

Carrie Haber

And our Track of the Week comes from Carrie Haber. It’s amazing. Just listen and then click over to her site and listen more!

There’s LOADS of new tracks coming down the pipeline for the next few weeks.  I’ve had a lot of submissions – good submissions – so if you’ve submitted something recently just be patient, they will get played.

Speaking of what did get played this week…

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 92: On Windsor Drive

Thanks again.  No show next week, but we’ll have Peter Renzullo’s new show, Close to Nowhere on from 8-9pm GMT (usual 1st hour of The JW Show) followed by an extended, 2-hour special I Land Music Show with Rodrigo de Sa.  Apologies to you podcast listeners – I’ll catch you in two week’s time.

Cheers,

~JW

It’s Jamie’s birthday so let’s see if we can’t get her to listen to an entire show!  I’ve tried really hard – which means you’ll most likely enjoy this week’s show as well.  It’ll be a birthday gift for Jamie that will be a gift to all of you listeners as well.

Also, we’ve got the results of the Twitter/Facebook Titty Bingo giveaway!   This is straight from Randy at TB Headquarters…

“Winner of the 3 CD Set: @TheDavidBowers.

Winner of a hat/stickers/DL’s: @MaryTMusic

The drawing was done scientifically. Names were put into an acoustic guitar. I had my sidekick, Bingo Boy, shake and shake and shake the guitar until a name dropped out.  I have photos of the process.”

Congratulations to both David and Mary!  And, if you fancy getting in on the next prize contest get following us on Twitter and Facebook!  A big thanks to Randy and Titty Bingo for providing all the prizes and some great support.  We’ll be doing more with them in the future, no doubt.

Also if there are any other artists looking to do some giveaways like this one (or something different) get in touch.  We’re gonna start doing some fun “finish the lyric line for a digital download” contest in the coming weeks, so get on it!

Right… Jamie’s birthday show… Playlist…

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 91: For Jamie

Track Name :: Album :: Artist

1. I’ll Be Yours :: Something In My Soul :: Chad Neaves
2. Transcontinental ::Oh Atoms
3. Highschoolalloveragain :: Wired For Sound :: Certain Stars
4. Little Angel :: Volume II :: Titty Bingo
5. Feb.: Long Goodbye :: Almanac :: The Nadas
6. Bridges :: Bridges :: Windsor Drive
7. What’s Your Face :: Victoria and Jacob
8. TOTW!>> Come With Me :: Strange Day In Mexico :: The Clintons
9. Sex On The Radio :: Strange Day In Mexico :: The Clintons
10. Small Potatoes :: The Church of Steve Honest :: Robert Batley
11. Where are We Today? ::  Cooper Cobra :: Lily Sparks
12. Heroes and Villians :: Produkt0001 :: Projekt
13. Stranger in Nowhere Land :: Stranger in Nowhere Land :: Alex Apodaca
14. Come Clean :: Vampire Hotel :: Chris Kirby
15. Let the Woman :: Let the Woman :: Andy Davis
16. Scudley Sessions Ep 5 :: Siobony ::  Peter Renzullo
17. Blues Away :: Recharged Radio Bands in the Basement Vol 1 :: John Drake
18. Old Traditions :: These Old Traditions :: Stevie and the Moon
19. Colours :: Stack Of Fears :: Brenn
20. High Expectations :: Constance Lansberg :: Constance Lansberg
21. Little Girl :: Black Circles
22. The Story I Heard :: 3 Rounds And A Sound :: Blind Pilot
23. Static Waves (Feat Katie Herzig) :: The Ladder :: Andrew Belle

Back next week with another Scudley Session and a great interview with the up-and-coming piano rock band Windsor Drive.  See you then.

~JW

That’s right, it’s our first official WIN STUFF show!  And you can still win (if it’s before Saturday morning.)  I’ll tell you how.

But first… Track of the Week

This week it had to be The Compass from Projekt.  We’ve been waiting for this release for a good while now and I, personally, am excited to send you out to buy it.  Head over to iTunes and grab a copy: Purchase “The Compass” by Projekt in iTunes.

Want something for free?

All you gotta do is add both Titty Bingo and the JW Show to your Twitter feeds and retweet a message.  Here’s your checklist:

1. Follow @tittybingo
2. Follow @justinwayneshow
3. Retweet this:  WIN! @tittybingo 3CD set, stickers, mp3s on @justinwayneshow! RT to enter – before Sat to WIN!

That’s it.  Easy peasy.

If for some reason you don’t have a twitter account, then drop me an email and we’ll help you out.  Maybe this is a good enough reason to GET a Twitter account.

Also, David Couch has just written a great review of All the Other Animals, the most recent Skeletons with Flesh on Them release.  Go read his review.  We played a few SWFOT tracks on the show, too.

What else did we play on the show?

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 90: Bingo!

Thanks again, we’ll have more Scudley Sessions and possibly a really exciting interview next week!  See you then.

~JW

…and start being interesting.  Great advice from some of these new “social media gurus” and such types of people.  But, be that as it may, I think it’s great advice and I am very glad that we’ve reached a time where technology makes us that much more accountable for what we do.  It’s not enough to just SAY that you’re interesting, you have to SHOW it.  DO it.

Soap box.

We’ve got some special things happening on the show this week including tracks from the up and coming sessions with Steve Honest near Old Street.  We’re calling them “The Church with Steve Honest” and it should be great fun.  Watch this space (although I hate it when people say that) for more info on that one.

Track of the Week

This week the band Mostly bring us a track from their just released live album “The Red Room Sessions” which you can grab on their Bandcamp page!  It’s a good one, go grab yourself a digi-copy of the album.

And we’ve got some special gigs coming up, even one where you can see me strumming and singing… you’ll have to listen to the show (about 1 hour in is when we do the gig guide) for that special info.

For the rest of the show info…

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 89: Stop Being Important…

Have a great week.  Next week we’ll be doing some Twitter-powered giveaways with Titty Bingo, so make sure you’re following us on Twitter and following Titty Bingo on Twitter, too!  Peter Renzullo’s back again next week with the next Scudley Session!

~JW

What?!  Yeah, sorry about that title… but you get the gist.  We’re talking about the Recharged Radio Awards winners and I’ve got a bunch of new submissions.  It’s gonna be fun.

Victoria and Jacob

Track of the Week this week comes from one that Alex (Head of Music at Recharged Radio) sent me along with the rest of his picks from the Recharged Radio new submissions.  This was one I heard with the iPod down in my jacket and I had to pull it all the way out to see who this was.  They’re called Victoria and Jacob and they’re based in London, so I get to go see them!  Yay!

Speaking of you podcast listeners… your listening experience, particularly the timely portion of it, will be improving.  We’re going to be shooting the ‘casts out the day after the show from now on, promise.  You can hold me to it.  Send emails to me if I don’t, throw your shoes, whatever it takes.

And so… it’s time for the playlist.

The Justin Wayne Show Epsiode 88: Post Mortem Awards and New Bag

1. 1. Title :: Album :: Artist
   2. Pick Me Up :: Pick Me Up – Single :: Jo Hamilton
   3. Skin and Bone :: Laura Catlow :: Laura Catlow
   4. Jan.: Bitter Love :: Almanac :: The Nadas
   5. At the Mall :: For Tomorrow (2010 Edition) :: Emerald Park
   6. >>TOTW! >> There’s A War :: Victoria and Jacob
   7. Apache Hotel :: The Troubles :: Goodbyehome
   8. Kiss the Ground :: Nothing Broken Nothing Damaged :: Bad Dream Good Breakfast
   9. All Those Pretty Lights :: Live At Hotel Cafe, March 3, 2010 :: Andrew Belle
   10. Bus Pass :: Bus Pass/Judith Cut My Head Off :: The Little Philistines
   11. You! Me! Dancing! :: Hold On Now, Youngster :: Los Campesinos!
   12. Ocean Passage :: Projekt :: Projekt
   13. BOMBS! :: BOMBS! :: The Helmholtz Resonators
   14. Autumn Girl :: Hot Fiction Demo :: Hot Fiction
   15. Little Angel :: Volume II ::Titty Bingo
   16. Confidence :: 3 Songs :: Kicks and Spurs
   17. Heath Marshall :: The Scudley Sessions, Episode Four :: Peter Renzullo and Heath Marshall
   18. Balloons :: Peter comes from Neverland EP :: Peter comes from Neverland
   19. Superhero (Acoustic) :: Pure Heroes EP :: Sierra Alpha

Thanks for a great show!

Cheers,

JW

This show is PACKED with stuff so I’m gonna be short with my wittering…

However, I have to thank Tom from Projekt for being on the show this week!  He can come back anytime, as I’m sure you’ll agree.

Recharged Radio Awards Nominees are below the playlist here as well as on the show.  Next week we’ll have the winners announced, play tracks from them, and get on with playing loads of new submissions!

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 87: Projekt the Awards

Thanks for a great show, see you at the awards! 

~JW

The Recharged Radio Awards 2010 Nominees

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