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ABOUT
US
 Jagger Peyton has produced over 1000 radio shows for broadcast
and has created commercially successful radio specials including
The Rolling Stones’ “Blues
Licks,” “On the Covers” and “Paint it Blue,” in addition to "The
Blues of Zeppelin", "Ladies Sing the Blues", "Real
Blues Brothers" and many more. The Blueseum of Fine Art currently airs in dozens of
markets throughout the United States from coast to coast. In
addition, Jagger Peyton structured a partnership for their
Blueseum of Fine Art and Roadhouse Revival radio shows with ROK Entertainment’s ROK Radio,
a revolution in mobile entertainment, by broadcasting
to hundreds of thousands of mobile phone subscribers in Europe
and China. Both
The Roadhouse Revival and The Lone Star Revival
radio shows air on The
American Forces Network (AFN) in 177 countries, reaching over
1 million servicemen and women and their families each week. Jagger Peyton continues to place The Roadhouse Revival, now in
its 520th + week, (10th Year Anniversary "On the
Air") The Lone Star Revival, in its 500th
+ week and The Blueseum of Fine Art in its 200th + week,
in radio markets throughout the world. Peyton and
Jagger recently completed filming "I
Got the Blues", which is currently playing in the UK on
SKY ARTS TV, as a direct
result of “The Blueseum of Fine Art” radio show. Guest
contributions in the film featuring from some of the finest and
most respected blues musicians include: Mick
Jagger, Chuck
Leavell, Pinetop
Perkins, Hubert
Sumlin, Joe Ely and Jimmy Vaughan. The film
also includes backstage scenes at a Rolling Stones
show in Austin. Soundtrack includes 3
Rolling Stones Songs from Sticky Fingers and Exile
on Main Street.
SHOW
CREATORS/HOSTS
 John Peyton - John’s experience
as a recording artist,
and his career in radio brings the blend of talent and radio experience
to create and produce successful syndicated radio programming. John
is a United States Air Force Veteran having served with
US NATO Forces Europe where he performed
regularly with his band throughout Germany,
Italy, Holland
and the UK.
After serving in the Armed Forces, John resumed performing
and writing music extensively in the United States with his late brother
David Peyton. In his 20s, John worked
with Gulf Coast Sound &
Lighting renting music equipment to touring acts as
Loretta Lynn, Kris Kristofferson and John Lee Hooker. John was then
hired as Sound and Lighting Director for Magic Island for several years for stage shows for the young magicians,
now master magicians, as Lance Burton, Valentino
The Masked Magician, as well as Harry Blackstone Jr., Frank Sinatra Jr. and his favorite Johnny Thompson aka The Great Tomsoni and Whit "Pop" Haydn, Certifiable Genius. John then returned to the University
of Texas at Austin where he majored in advertising and studied Japanese.
John began his career in radio, restructuring the underwriting and
promotions department of a popular non-commercial radio station
in Austin Texas. John was then sought out to work for former President
Lyndon B. Johnson's family at their KLBJ AM & FM stations (now Emmis Communications) for many years. John has an extensive
background in advertising, media sales and promotions and has worked
in both print and radio with advertising agencies, record labels
and national clients. John has written many of the national commercials
that air on the worldwide syndicated Jagger Peyton radio shows. John also created and voices two very popular syndicated radio characters.
One being a worldwide spokesman for John Paul Mitchell Systems, Inc. and The Patron Spirits Company product brands.
John also created and voices "Luther Tuckerr" for KRNH "The Ranch"
92.3 FM in Kerrville Texas
for the Daybreak Show with Ed Chandler. John Peyton is considered
by his peers in the music industry to be a Harmonica
Virtuoso. John's most recent performances were with Marcia Gay Harden at her commencement
speech for the The
University of Texas 2010 graduates where John played a scorching
harmonica riff for over 30,000 UT students. But
more specifically played for one student, his eldest daughter Candace
who received her Masters Degree. John also performed at the
Texas Film Hall of Fame Awards as well as performed
in New York City in Times Square in
2009 for Leaves of Change on NASDAQ, broadcasting live
to millions. John plays Hohner
Harmonicas exclusively. John recently celebrated his 25th Anniversary and has four beautiful
children. More on John Peyton
Chris Jagger - Chris’s
career, unlike his brother Mick Jagger's has
spanned many fields in the artistic spectrum, from clothes design for
Jimi Hendrix and
John Lennon to
theatre and journalism. He has appeared in repertory at The Citizen’s Theatre in Glasgow (his
first play there was with one Pierce
Brosnan), Nottingham Playhouse and
the ICA in London as
well as in TV and film. He has written for various
magazines and newspapers including The
Daily Telegraph, The Guardian, the Mail on Sunday and Rolling Stone. His
first records were made during the 1970’s for David Geffen of Asylum Records in Los
Angeles and he toured the USA
and the UK.
He revitalized his song writing in the late 1980’s when he worked
in France as lyricist for producer Franck Langolf
[Vanessa Paradis] and helped brother Mick out on the Stones acclaimed albums “Dirty Work” and then later “Steel Wheels.” Chris decided to then
concentrate on his own material and the result was the critically
acclaimed Sequel C.D. ‘Atcha!’ in 1994, a mix of Cajun style with Chris’s individual brand of
song writing. Acclaimed and respected music critic Tony Parsons in the Telegraph compared his lyrics to those
of the famed Sammy Cahn. Contributions
came from Dave Gilmour
(Pink Floyd) and Dave Stewart (Eurythmics) on ‘Lhasa
Town, Leo
Sayer and a touch of brother
Mick on ‘Stand Up for The Foot.’ This
record was later released in the US by Curb Records as ‘Rock the Zydeco’ where Chris and his
band promoted the record on the Conan
O’Brien Show for NBC. Additionally
he arranged the music for the Bosnian charity concert – “Bop for Bosnia” -at the BBC in Studio One with
Dave Stewart and
Dave Gilmour and two subsequent concerts
for Tibet in
Battersea Park and Alexandria Park in North London. In 1996 Chris recorded an
acoustic album, ‘From Lhasa to Lewisham’ with
associates Ben Waters and
Charlie Hart and
there followed ‘Channel Fever’ with
the Atcha! Band. ‘Act of Faith’ which was released in 2005
on the Hannover-based label SPV, has
also brought Chris and his music to a wider audience in Europe,
Australia, Japan and Canada where he appeared at the Montreal Jazz Festival in
2007. Besides writing and touring Europe
with his band, Chris has recently written and presented a three
part series for BBC Radio on Alexis Korner, the pioneering blues musician
and broadcaster. More
on Chris
Jagger
PRODUCER/ENGINEER
 David
Dickinson - David began his professional
career in 1990 as band equipment technician on the ZZ Top Recycler World Tour.
After the tour ended in 1992, he joined the Hamstein
Music Group in Austin
in the A&R Department of the company’s publishing division.
Hamstein represented some of the industry’s most prestigious songwriters,
and David worked closely with them in marketing their songs to artists,
producers, managers, and label A&R executives. He achieved early success with the recording
of two Jerry
Lynn Williams songs by Jonny
Lang for his platinum “Wander This World” album, as well as
with the recording of another Williams
song by Kenny Wayne Shepherd
for his platinum “Trouble
Is” album. During his tenure with Hamstein, in addition to marketing
songs, he also worked as an engineer and producer in the company’s
in-house recording studio. In 2002, Hamstein was sold to a company in Los Angeles, and
David chose to stay in Austin
and officially establish the studio as Boiler Room Studios.
David has since built Boiler Room Studios into a thriving recording
facility, and has enjoyed success with major
artists, like The
Cure and Johnny Solinger of Skid Row, and Omar Dykes of
Omar & the Howlers;
as well as with independent
acts, like The Kinship, Del Castillo, Saucer,
and World Beneath World. He also develops up and coming new artists,
producing and engineering their presentation demos. In addition
to his work with recording artists, he produces and engineers all
of Jagger Peyton ’s syndicated radio programming, show specials, promos
and national commercials for broadcast worldwide. More
on David Dickinson
ADVISORS
Jagger Peyton advisors
consist of experienced industry leaders who bring a blend of knowledge
that is being utilized to assist in establishing our mission and
worldwide outreach and presence.
John Paul DeJoria, Founder and Ambassador of
John Paul Mitchell Systems and
The Patron Spirits Company. John
Paul lives by his motto, “Success not shared is failure” a true
friend, business mentor and blues brother…and a better harmonica
player than he thinks
Phil Kurnit, Esq., Entertainment Industry Attorney, President and Founder of Publishers’
Licensing Corporation, Lifesong Records, Metrostar Records, American Originals
Records, Winthrop Records,
and several music publishing companies.
Ben Manilla, A pioneer of contemporary
audio production, Ben is recognized by professionals around the
world for his award-winning programming and innovative production
style. Ben has directed or produced hundreds of features, specials,
documentaries, ongoing series and commercials. Ben Manilla Productions, (BMP
Audio) also produces the House of Blues Radio Hour with
Dan Aykroyd.
Jeff Carrol, Jeff is recognized nationally
as a leader in the broadcasting industry. He has been named "Best
Program Director of the Year" by Billboard Magazine for
4 years and his station named “Best Radio Station of the Year” by
Rolling Stone Magazine for
2 years. Having over 25 years experience has allowed Jeff to establish
a network that crosses all segments of the industry. He has been
a radio consultant for 17 years to stations across the country.
Ed Spacek, Established The Spacek Company after serving as Vice President of Promotion and Artist Development
for MCA Records. Previous experience includes MCA Records, Polygram,
Elektra and Paramount Records. Ed is recipient of more than 30 gold records. Clients
have included: Alabama,
LeAnn Rimes, Jerry Jeff Walker, Willie Nelson, Joe Ely, Allison
Krauss, Loretta Lynn, Elton John and others.
Chris Peterman, Certified Public Accountant.
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