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Hello Everyone. This is Strictly a Fansite for Country Star Jimmy Wayne! I am in no way related or with Jimmy wayne or his Team! I am a Fan of this Wonderful man and his Dream! Jimmy Wayne has one of the biggest hearts in country Music! Feel Free to add us to your list of Friends it would be an honor to have you!
JIMMY WAYNE BIOGRAPHYNot too long ago, Jimmy Wayne reached a turning point.
His record label had gone under, suddenly throwing his future into doubt. “I was about to go nuts,” he admits. “I wanted to be out there doing my music.”
The Kings Mountain, N.C., native stepped back and took a long, hard look at his situation. What did he have on his side?
For a start, a musical track record that already included a Top 10 self-titled album and the hits “Stay Gone,” “I Love You This Much,” “Paper Angels” and “You Are”—all co-written by Wayne himself. He had one of music’s finest and most powerful voices, one steeped in country history but injected with a rich undercurrent of classic soul. He had the devotion of fans all over the country, who stuck by him doggedly as they waited for more music. “They’re extremely dedicated and diehard,” he marvels. “It’s a very tight family.” He had his own indomitable spirit, the same spirit that helped him survive a notoriously hardscrabble childhood to rise through the Nashville ranks to reach the top of the charts.
And, as it turns out, he had the belief of Music Row giant Scott Borchetta, the exec who had signed Wayne to the now-defunct DreamWorks Nashville and released his successful 2003 debut. Borchetta reunited this winning team by signing Wayne to his red-hot upstart Big Machine label in 2006.
Wayne and songwriting partners Mark Nesler and Tony Martin rolled all of that life-altering experience and newfound understanding into “That’s All I’ll Ever Need,” the sweeping, transcendent anthem that is now the first single from Jimmy Wayne’s hotly anticipated sophomore album. It’s a stunning reminder for everyone that there’s a stark difference between the things in life that we desire and the ones that actually make us happy.
Elated with the results of their collaboration, Wayne, Nesler and Martin quickly recorded the tune and presented it to Borchetta—who liked it so much that he promptly released it as it was. “He said, ‘Well, it sounds like lightning in a bottle to me,’” remembers Wayne with a chuckle.
Wayne’s second album captures that lightning again and again through effervescent, heartfelt songs that carry on the tradition of open-hearted emotionalism and upfront honesty heard on Jimmy Wayne—but with a lighter, brighter touch you might not expect from a man who has been through so much pain in his short life. By now, the details are familiar: abandoned by his father, shuffled through foster homes, Wayne wound up living on the street with, as he jokes darkly, “a bag of clothes, a bicycle and a mullet.” He was taken in by an elderly neighborhood couple, Russell and Beatrice Costner, who he credits as having thus saved his life. Their generous example has led Wayne to devote himself wholeheartedly to a variety of charities since his rise to fame, including group homes (such as Our House in Columbus, Ga., and HomeBase Youth Services in Phoenix) that help troubled youths like the one he used to be.
“That’s what I feel like I’m supposed to do,” he explains. “I come from a very poor, very humbling background. It taught me humility and passion, and a lot of respect. It taught me to care about people, and not to overlook the small things that a lot of people overlook. I was so darn lucky to be helped by this couple when I was a kid, that to be able to give back is a cool thing.”
Besides, he admits, “I get a high out of it, a bigger high than I do playing a show. I enjoy helping people.”
That high Wayne has been getting through reaching out to others in such a personal way over the past few years can be heard fully and fiercely in his new music. “It’s going to be a record to show a different side of me, one that no one’s seen,” he declares. “I’m a happy person, and I need to express that. I want to show another dimension.”
And so he does. This is a more optimistic, sunnier Jimmy Wayne, but the humanity at the heart of his music is still on vibrant display. Wayne is a fervent believer that music is too vital a conduit, too important a tool, to be taken lightly. Countless fans have responded to the songs on his debut album with impassioned letters, e-mails and face-to-face personal stories of their own tragedies and triumphs. They hear themselves in Wayne’s songs, and he’s not about to let them down now.
“I feel like I really have a reason,” he says. “I know it sounds hokey, but I feel like I’m chosen. I’ve been given an opportunity a lot of people would love to have, and I’m very thankful for it. I want to make a difference.”
He smiles, his deep, dark eyes gleaming with hope, determination and purpose. “And I’m gonna do it my way.”

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Jimmy going batty! LOL

February 21, 2007  During a recent visit to syndicated radio show "After MidNite," Jimmy Wayne was surprised when a bat suddenly flew into the studio. Jimmy, frightened, ran out of the studio, while ...
Posted by on Tue, 17 Jun 2008 05:47:00 GMT

Jimmy Wayne at the Rhythm House Cafe

JIMMY WAYNE  "HOPPY HOUR" FREE ACOUSTIC PERFORMANCE Wednesday, May 7th  JIMMY TAKES THE STAGE AT 6pm
Posted by on Thu, 01 May 2008 13:09:00 GMT

Win Lunch with Jimmy Wayne!

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Posted by on Wed, 09 Apr 2008 19:49:00 GMT

Jimmy Wayne Commerical

Country Music Stars Help Play MPET Spoof "Mac vs. PC" Ads In "Play MPET Single vs. CD" Spots Debuting at the Country Radio Seminar Joe Nichols, Jimmy Wayne and Julianne Hough Guest Star in Play MPET ...
Posted by on Sun, 06 Apr 2008 16:45:00 GMT

Gaston Gazette article

Jimmy Wayne gives a concert 'thank you' for those working in social services By David Allen 2008-02-27 18:46:00 .. Video goes here --> SHELBY  As a "thank you" to the workers involved in the socia...
Posted by on Fri, 29 Feb 2008 16:15:00 GMT

New Single on Itunes

"Do You Believe Me Now" by Jimmy Wayne is available on iTunes!!
Posted by on Tue, 26 Feb 2008 21:30:00 GMT

MARCH 31 new single

http://www.angelfire.com/music4/mytop20/singles.html MARCH 31:  Jimmy Wayne :" Do You Belive Me Now"
Posted by on Mon, 18 Feb 2008 09:22:00 GMT

NEw Single out in MARCH

http://www.thatscountry.com/am2/publish/Country_News_2/00408 4.shtml Coming Soon: Jimmy Wayne "Do You Believe Me Now   Jimmy Wayne will return to the radio this spring with his Valory debut single...
Posted by on Mon, 18 Feb 2008 09:19:00 GMT

Thanks Deanna for your blog on Jimmy Wayne

Well, I've never written a blog before, but I'm feeling particularly adventurous today, like the possibilities are endless!  So, here goes... Two weeks ago, I saw a video on CMT and discovered it...
Posted by on Sun, 03 Feb 2008 16:36:00 GMT

Jimmy Wayne in Power Source Dec 06 jan 07 issue

ok so i know its like a year old but i jus found this mag in a raido station i was at in FL, opened it up and  11 pages in to it i see our boy Jimmy Wayne in the Inspiring Performers  ICM Aw...
Posted by on Mon, 28 Jan 2008 09:44:00 GMT