The Romantic and Bombastic join us for episode 20 of the series at Deek and Brian's Next Adventure, a large independent outdoor store in Southeast. Their song "Glory to Glory" is off an upcoming album that was recorded in early January 2009.

In episode 19 of the series, Jon Ragel's one-man band Boy Eats Drum Machine performs the title track off of his new album "Booomboxxx" at Kush Carpets on SE 9th and Hawthorne.

On September 30th we met up with World's Greatest Ghosts down at Matrix Networks in Milwaukie to record "Magick Words" for episode 18 of The Penny Jam.

On August 24th Narwhal vs. Narwhal graced episode 17 of the Penny Jam with their performance of "Don't Take." This recording happened a few weeks before the release of their album "Wipe the Sweat from Your Words," at Cherry Sprout Produce on Albina and Sumner in North Portland.

On September 4th, during First Thursday, Ryan Dolliver visited EWF Modern to perform "All Night Long" with the assistance of two backup singers in Episode 16 of The Penny Jam.

In episode 15, Portland's Starfucker bring a ridiculous amount of energy along with their song "Dance Face" to Rudy's Barbershop on 30th and Division.

Derrek Wayne tickles the ivories amidst vintage uprights and reincarnated grands. Filmed on July 6, at The Immortal Piano Company at SE 40th and Belmont.

On June 23rd Mattress brought his gritty, uncontrolled moves and electronic music to the railroad footbridge on 20th and Lafayette in Southeast Portland to perform his song "Pollution."

On June 9th, Laura Gibson joined us at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry to film episode 12 in the middle of the museum's collection of Chinese Dinosaur bones. The episode features two songs, "Where Have All Your Good Words Gone" and "Come by Storm."

Local hip-hop mainstay Sleep performs a rooftop session in industrial Southeast on top of the Oldominion Studio in Episode 11 of the Penny Jam. Filmed on June 8, 2008.