That’s right, independent music legend Martin Sexton is joining us tonight, and since tech didn’t allow it to go live, we’ve got it here.

It’s not just because he`s on his way to play at Borderline in London on Monday, but that it’s 9/11 and his most recent album, Sugarcoating, focuses on just that.

The title track cuts straight through and asks many questions about the 9/11 attacks, but in a way where you might not even think about the words the first time as the tune is so upbeat and the melody so pleasing to the ears. Perhaps the song itself is an ironic critique of what it`s critiquing – the glossing over of mass media.

However, Martin is far from mass media, although his own independent label, Kitchen Table Records, is doing very well. He broke off from Atlantic in 2001 and hasn’t looked back, and we discuss this with him in the interview as well.

Thanks for joining us for this insightful and timely chat with Martin Sexton and if you’re really keen, grab up your tickets for his gig tomorrow night at Borderline in London.

That’s right, Kaz Simmons joins us to chat about her brand new album release, “Dandelion” and we play some tunes from the album as well.  We’ve also got a new song from our Montana friends The Clintons trying to get Taylor Swift to play mini-golf with them… I’ll include the video below, it’s a must-watch .  Head to The Clintons website and grab the single FREE!

The Clintons' new album, "SELLOUT"

Grab the second half of the show which includes another interview from [dweeb] frontman Tim Alford and our monthly Discovery 2 gig night feature with Alex KW.

See you there,

JW

Click here to view the embedded video.

Louis Eliot joins us this week to talk about his new project and Kernow in the City, a celebration of Cornwall music in London on St. Piran’s Day, which he also talks about in great detail.  I never knew the Cornwall folklore was so interesting.  Free mp3s coming to you as well from our Free Music Feature this week, Dirty Proper’s continuing album, Live at the Music City Bar.

Name This Fish!

We’ve got a competition running to name our new “fish” mascot (above in the header) as he’s going to be appearing on limited edition tee-shirts very soon.  You win one of the tee-shirts if you submit the winning name.  How do you submit? Email, Facebook, Twitter… you can even comment on this post if you like (or reply to the email if you get this in your email box.)

Make sure to listen to the second half of the show which includes the lovely interview with the wonderful Louis Eliot.

~JW

(NOT) Certified Organic – this week’s show has some of the artists kicking around the notion that perfect is boring and art is not always shiny and nice.  Great songwriting and tunes fill the show, but without that gritted teeth feeling of an overly cleaned sink.  To go along with this is our Free Music Feature starring Nick Tann’s free mp3 EP.

This episode is also the debut of our new comedy genius correspondent from Bozeman, Montana, Mr. Joe Dosch.  Have a look and a listen (and his bit is at the end of the first hour.

The second half of the show has an excellent interview from Kevin Frank of Silversound Productions in of Philadelphia, USA.  He joined us to talk about his views on the music recording world (as he’s a producer) and also looking at it from a post-touring-band-drummer point of view as his band Silvertide toured the world for almost 10 years before splitting up.  It’s a great one, don’t miss it.

Now grab the second half of the show with the interview from Kevin Frank!

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

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

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

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

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