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

Back next week!  See you then… with bells on!

~JW

Kerpow!  This new EP from Zalinski is crammed full of thick, jam-based, guitar rock that (if you fancy a good rock n’ roll tune) you’re gonna really enjoy.  We’ve got the band on the show (in their car, actually) chatting to us about how they came together, the way they write, and where this new EP is taking them.  What’s it called?  Actions, Reactions, and Misunderstandings.  We obviously liked it so much we named the episode after it.

This week we were notified that The Justin Wayne Show has been nominated for a European Podcast Award which was EXCELLENT news!  Care to donate thirty seconds (not money!) of your time for the cause?  Head over and vote!

Vote for The Justin Wayne Show at the European Podcast Awards Site

We have also got some more fresh sonic deliciousness from Black Bikini Alpha, The Powwows, and another new track from our boys at Junebug.

For the rest… the playlist.

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 68:  Actions, Reactions, and Misunderstandings

Cheers,

~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

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

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

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

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

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

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