Wayne Greene

Wayne Greene is an actor, singer/songwriter, folk performer, producer, and DJ. He has an album released Wayne Greene, Himself (see All Music Guide). He had a supporting role in Blood Suckers From Outer Space (1984). In the early 2000s he began performing on stage in Community Theater. He ran a successful internet only folk radio station for 17 years. He works as a DJ for blues dancers at the Sons of Hermann Hall in Dallas TX on the first Wednesday of the month. He can be found playing folk bars and clubs mostly in the Dallas and Houston areas. Wayne is the 2nd Saturday DJ on the show "Random Routes" on KEOS-FM, 89.1, College Station Texas. He also hosts "radiowayne's folk and more", a weekly show on KZCC-LP (106.1) and KZCW-LP (104.5) in Conroe Texas. Wayne is originally from Shreveport, LA where he was graduated from Woodlawn High School. He attended Louisiana Tech gaining a B.S in Mathematics. While in Louisiana Wayne played in top 40 rock bands. Upon moving to Dallas in late 1971 he switched to acoustic guitar to play folk & singer/songwriter clubs. He played for 8 years in a duo with Emilie Aronson. They released the album "Only A Dream" in 1984. He later went on to produce several albums for Dallas folk legend Lu Mitchell. Either as a solo performer, with Emilie, or with Lu, Wayne has opened for performers such as John Sebastian, Odetta, Dave Van Ronk, Carolyn Hester, Bob Gibson, Allen Damron, Shake Russell, Townes Van Zandt, Nanci Griffith, Eric Taylor, Dee Moeller, and BW Stevenson. Festival appearances include Kerrville Folk Festival main stage, Texas Folk Arts Festival, Glen Rose Scottish Festival, Musikfest, and Mesquite Folk Festival. Club and coffeehouse appearances include Poor David's Pub, Uncle Calvin's Coffeehouse, Friday Nite Live Coffeehouse, Jefferson Freedom Cafe, Millbend Coffeehouse, The Ice House, Bethany Coffeehouse, Live at Pleasant Valley Coffeehouse, Waldo's Coffeehouse, The Saloon, The Tipperary Inn, London Tavern, Anderson Fair, Cactus Cafe, and The Waterworks. College appearances include Eastern New Mexico State, San Juan College, San Antonio College, Univerity of Texas Permian Basin, El Paso Community Colleges, University of Houston Clear Lake, and Brookhaven College.