Claire is at it again, as we hear the full interviews with Vienna and Screama Ballerina from last week’s Exposure Music European Showcase down at Bar Music Hall in Shoreditch.  We’ve also got brand new tracks from Ryan Peel, Keston Cobblers Club, Jenny Dinh, The Glass Child… it’s another packed-with-music show which you were owed after a lot of Calvin Roche and interviews last week.

The JW Show store has more merch and cheaper prices as of this week.  Don’t be afraid, it’s all high quality stuff, and it helps fuel this show to keep going into our fifth year!

Vienna on stage at the Exposure Music European Showcase

Next week we are live from the Azores, don’t miss it!

~JW and CR

 

Blacktooth

1. Zalinski – Apology to the Feminine
2. Junebug – Modern Day Fairy Tales
3. Robert Batley – Dragging Heels (through Bexley’s Battlefields)
4. Natasha Davies – Giggle
5. Jespa – Orla
6. The Little Philistines – She’s My Food
7. Nick Tann – How Do You Sleep?
8. Blacktooth – LC
9. Pareto – Nothing Major
10. The Sales Brothers – Goddamn Payments (Live at the Starwood 1979)
11. The Nadas – Long Goodbye
12. Cinemawave (formally Projekt) – Ocean Passage

To all service women and men, thank you for your service. Regardless of political points of view, service members sacrifice a lot of personal time and we get to enjoy many freedoms as a result of their personal sacrifices. I would rather see a world where military was not used, however, the next time that you see a service person from your country in your travels, please stop to say thank you for your service.

Justin and Jamie, thank you for all of your hard work and sacrifices in bringing to people great indie music. The next time that you both make it to California, the pints are on me. Until then, cheers and thank you. –Billy, Our Curator

The second part of our “not eaten by beasts” show.  Here’s some more about beasts (and where I got the “beasts” pictures from) as I was talking with Nick Tann over the weekend about the “future” of our planet, doomsday, and how we’re still here after the 2000 scare.

Next week is NEW MUSIC EXTRAVAGANZA!

~JW

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

Erk from Channel Erk interviewed yours truly quite recently.  It was quite a long interview – we talked about the future of the music industry, the fall of terrestrial radio, how “The Justin Wayne Show” came to be, and those sorts of things.  Have a look and a listen…

http://echoromeokilo.com/blog/?p=13931

I brought along some Jespa and some Natasha Davies to show off our music, too.

And say, “hello” to Erk for us while you’re there.

Cheers,

Justin

Rodrigo and Justin

The Cowboy Cantor was in this week and it was great to get some live banter back on the show, especially with a podcaster whom I respect so much.  Rodrigo de Sa from The Cowboy Cantor Podcast was here and we really enjoyed having him on the show.

The Track of the Week comes from The Paper Arrows who had originally submitted to Insomnia Radio Chicago but I put my arm around them and said, “come over here and play, too!”  They, of course, agreed and thus they’ve hit big on this week’s show.

Also Peter Renzullo is back with Scudley Sessions Episode 3!  He’s got the lovely Pins and Ladles with him.  Listen to the show, the pop over to the Scudley Sessions mini site and read all about it.  Also hit up Peter and their great indie label at Scudley Records dot com.

We’ve also debuted our first dub-step track from DJ Hylu (is it “dub step” or “dub-step”?  The dash in or out?  I’m still new to this genre) this week as David’s hit a very interesting story this past week.  Dubscover and Techscover are nights dedicated to new and up-and-coming dub and tech artists run by the promotions group, Organix.  They had a bit of a tiff with a former colleague who decided to become a member of the BNP, so they booted him on his backside and joined up with Love Music Hate Racism.  We’ll be speaking more with them about all this soon, but now check out David’s article about their recent Dubscover night at Gramaphone in East London.

We’re also heading to see Jon Byrne at the 12 Bar Club in Central London and we’ll have pictures fo you next week. 

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 86: Half Naked and Loving It

Why is this show half naked?  You’ll just have to listen.

Thanks a bunch!  Next week is the pre-Recharged Radio Awards Special!

Cheers,

~JW

And yes, states with their own gun laws… have you heard?  There’s been quite a few states in the US that are balking the federal laws and making their own!  I thought it was pretty interesting, have a click over to the New York Times article I read today!

Shall we?

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 83: States with Guns

Video Feature: Head on Fire by The Little Philistines!

Click here to view the embedded video.

Thanks again for a great show!  See you next week with Peter Renzullo and Scudley Session number 2!

Cheers,

JW

We’ve also got the Joe and Ollie from the Cardiff-based band OK courtesy of Futureproof Promotions in to chat with us about their upcoming full-length album release, Under the Weather but Over the Moon coming out on 14th of March shortly after the single, “It’s Not too Late” appears on the 7th of March (we’ve got the video posted below in our Video Feature).  We’ll hear tunes from all of them as well as interviews with each of them.

That band, "OK"

Track of the Week comes from the Birthday Best last week.  Our Artist of the Year, Natasha Davies, gets her track “Giggle” as the TOTW for this week.

We’ll also be posting the Birthday Best list to the site, so if you’re still wondering if you were in the top 25 JW Show songs of the year and you’ve still been too lazy to listen to show 77, then you’ll be able to see them.  Just head to http://thejustinwayneshow.com.

That’s about it for news!  Here comes the playlist

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 78: Year Three, Here We Go!

…featuring interviews from Peter Renzullo from Scudley Records and Joe and Ollie from the Cardiff-based band OK

• Title :: Album :: Artist
• Come Clean :: Vampire Hotel :: Chris Kirby
• Roll On Yesterday (Live at MSS for Recharged Radio) :: Recharged Radio Bands in the Basement :: Kitty and the Canopeners
• What I Need :: Sun-Kissed Planet :: Kakuzi
• Sunshine :: Western Lights :: BenSem
• TOTW! >> Giggle :: Natasha Davies :: Natasha Davies
• 004 :: From 001 to 017 :: The Good The Bad
• Airships :: Echo :: Matt Stevens
• Solid State :: 11|70 :: Fake Teak
• The Compass :: The Compass :: Projekt
• All I See :: The Powwows :: The Powwows
• Dying Love Sonata :: CalatrilloZ
• Need :: Chicago Acoustic Underground Sessions :: Brian Walker
• Ryan Webb :: Folklore, Volume 1 ::Ryan Webb
• >>Interview with Peter Renzullo from Scudley Records
• Damn Shame :: Folklore, Volume 1 :: The Scuttle Bugs
• Out of my Depth :: Folklore, Volume 1 :: Pete Usher
• Kingdom of Allorida :: Holy City Rollers
• Tell The World :: Under The Weather But Over The Moon :: OK
• >>Interview with Joe and Ollie of the band “OK”
• It’s Not Too Late :: Under the Weather but Over the Moon :: OK
• For You and Me :: Inconnu :: The Fancy Toys
• 925 :: Forget About It :: A Tower Of Sheep
• Forget About It :: Forget About It :: A Tower Of Sheep
• Ice Cream Man :: 50 Foot Woman

For next week we’ve got two more interviews including news about the Euro Podcasting Awards.  Have you voted?  If you have or if you haven’t give us three clicks and you’ll vote again!  The voting is nearly over so head to http://thejustinwayneshow.com/vote to do your civic JW Show duty.

“It’s Not Too Late” video from the band, OK.

Click here to view the embedded video.

Thanks!

~JW

Puck

The second annual Birthday Best Awards have arrived again, meaning that The Justin Wayne Show is now two-years old!  Wow… we’re gonna be gnawing on the sides of coffee tables and opening doors we shouldn’t soon!

As far as those doors we should open, we ran down the top 25 songs of the year voted on by four of us here at JW towers and many of you – over 350 of you!  Thanks for doing that, we appeciate it.  The feedback form is still up, but on a different page – http://thejustinwayneshow.com/feedback if you fancy giving us your opinion.  We’re going to be making some changes here in our third year, let us know what you’d like to see happen!

I must give a big thanks to a few people, as I tend to do this time of year, for making this all possible.  First, Jason for his writing and encouragement, Ryan Flynn for the theme song, and Jamie for her unconditional love and support.   David Couch for coming on and writing for us (he even came down and helped me do this show!)

David and Justin

Also thanks to Jordan, Dave, Alex and Minki at Recharged Radio and Jarrod on Tourdates for their big boost into the live radio world again this year.  And, I can’t forget to thank our new cat (and JW Show mascot) Puck!  Thanks for not chewing through the power cord!  It’s been an amazing year.  I’m excited to dig into year three with so many great allies!

As is also customary with this awards show, I don’t want to spoil the winners for those that missed the live show or always listen to the podcast.  I will still put the top 25 songs below but the actual list, in order won’t be available in a text form until next week.  You’ll have to actually listen to the show to find out!

The awards that are up for grabs:

• Best Artist of the Year
• Best Song of the Year
• Best Band Name of the Year
• Presenter’s Picks (Each Presenter gets one of these)
• Audience Choice Award

And the nominees are…

The Top 25 Songs Submitted to the Justin Wayne Show in 2009

(in no particular order… yet!)

• Song :: Album :: Artist
• London Town :: London Town EP :: Bad Whiskey
• Little Girl :: Black Circles
• Best Girl :: Definitely Alive :: Checking Pulse
• The “Don’t Be A Dick” Rule :: David Goo
• I’m the Enforcer :: Be Brave :: Field
• Press Play :: From Another Planet :: Fundamental Skillz
• Cosmonaut :: Hey Girl :: Giant Wow
• The Extortionist :: The Spotless Mind :: Icarus The Owl
• Orla :: J*E*S*P*A E.P. :: J*E*S*P*A
• Chosen Ones :: Share :: Junebug
• The Narrator :: Ever The Optimist :: Lights Out Dancing
• The River :: Concrete Class :: The Lonely H
• William :: Tear Ourselves Away :: LoveLikeFire
• Giggle :: Natasha Davies
• This is Where I Draw the Line :: Pareto
• Ocean Passage :: Projekt :: Projekt
• Lost and Found :: Dizzy American :: Ryan Rebo
• Teen Idol :: Whatever Happened to Friday Night :: The Scratch
• Factory Song :: All the Other Animals :: Skeletons with Flesh on Them
• In Between You and Me :: The Stranger’s Dozen :: Special Patrol
• Blind Is Better :: The Chester Sessions :: Tom Howie
• Forget About It :: Forget About It :: A Tower Of Sheep
• Apathy and Empathy :: Can We Play in Your Garden? :: Uncle Meat and the Highway Children
• Cut And Paste :: Delivered :: Yours Til Death
• Apology to the Feminine :: Actions, Reactions & Misunderstandings :: Zalinski

The full playlist, in order, as well as the winners of the respective awards will be posted in text next week, but to find out just listen, download, or subscribe to this show right now!  See you next week for the results.

Cheers,

~JW

Also, yet another reminder to vote for us in the European Podcast Awards! You can vote once per day and time is running out (so I won’t be badgering you much longer!)

We’ve got a new Field track as the full disc has graced the top of my desk, all the way from Sacramento, California.  I also thank just about everyone who’s helped (as it’s in the spirit of the Thanksgiving season) and discuss my grandma’s famous cinnamon rolls that I’m brewing up for my mates at work.  Anyone interested in the recipe?  If you ask really nice, maybe I’ll post it next week.

Give us a call on our new voice mail and leave some holiday cheer (that we’ll play on the show!) It’s a US number, or +1 for you outside of the US (and always posted in the sidebar at http://thejustinwayneshow.com) so dial 646-462-4073 with extension 15797.  You can also record audio cheer and send it to us via email!

There’s also loads of other great music packed into the show as we’re reminding ourselves of why we began – the music.  It’s easy to get wrapped up in the politics of associations and groups, the technical side of things, and everything else that gets in the way but it’s good to remember that we’re here for THE MUSIC and that’s what this show is about.

Speaking of…

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 70: My Big Fat American Holiday

Come have some leftovers with us next week as we get ready to launch the nomination process for The Justin Wayne Show Birthday Best, 2010.  Wanna see what it was like last year?  The Justin Wayne Show Birthday Best 2009.

Cheers,

~JW