Sometimes an artist comes along that’s so original, we don’t really know what to do with them. Today, we look at Alison
Scott Wynn
Scott Wynn is a Northeast Ohio native and a 45-year morning show host, coming to WQMX 24 years ago. Scott is a 3-time National Award Winning Radio Personality, including a CMA (Country Music Association) in 1997, and a CRB (Country Radio Broadcasters) in 2013 both for Broadcast Personality Of The Year. In addition, he is 19-time National Award Radio Nominee.
Scott has a long, strong and consistent ratings history, with a terrific track record of hosting very successful morning shows at big country stations around the country. He also promotes country music with many ongoing written articles on country music with various series on WQMX.com.
Scott also has a great record of success for national and local on-air endorsements, fueled by a strong passion for live and local radio, coupled with a caring commitment to clients. He also deeply embraces a real and honest connection to listeners, and events understanding that’s where all great shows and stations begin. Scott is an easily accessible fixture at Blossom Music Center and at Major Country concerts plus many large, local charity events. Scott has a long term association with the local Habitat For Humanity, Goodwill Industries, NEOPAT, American Heart Association, and many other local charitable organizations.
WYNN – #36 – Country Girl Shake It For Me – Luke Bryan – 2011
There’s no doubt Luke Bryan is one of our biggest stars this century so far. But not many...
WYNN – Eat Of The Week
Let’s just get all kinds of good ideas for great starts to the day! Thanks for reading and for...
WYNN – My Weekly Recap
Here’s a recap of my articles this week from WQMX.com! Thanks for listening and reading everyday! Eat Of The...
WYNN – Wynn At The Movies And More
Box Office Results – #1 – Minecraft – 102 Million #2 The Chosen – Last Supper – 8 Million...
WYNN – CMML – Doug Stone (Revisit)
Doug Stone had a nice run of big hit songs in the 1990’s. Very underrated artist. Let’s look...
WYNN – Forgotten Jukebox – JW – 08
Do You Believe Me Now – Jimmy Wayne – 2008 – (Album – Do You Believe Me Now) This...
WYNN – #37 – Concrete Angel – Martina McBride – 2002
This emotional song was voted the #1 Sad Country Song by Rolling Stone Magazine years ago. And they...
WYNN – Eat Of The Week 4/7
I know, brussel sprouts are NOT high on a lot of favorites lists, but they can be made to...
WYNN – The Mega Star Series – Vince Gill (Revisit)
Vince Gill is having a birthday this month, and I thought it a good idea to look back at...
WYNN – Forgotten Jukebox GA – 02
Man To Man – Gary Allen – 2002 (Album – Alright Guy) Gary Allen has had a very interesting...
WYNN – #38 – Pour Me A Drink – Post Malone / Blake Shelton – 2024
When Post Malone announced his country project, the eyebrow raising was minimal as we’ve gotten used to out of...
WYNN – 50 Songs Of The New Century March Recap
In case you missed any of my year-long countdown this month, here is a recap of the songs I...
WYNN – The Mega Star Series – Shania (Revisited)
March is National Women’s Month, and I’m spotlighting some of the biggest women stars we’ve had – Today Shania! ...
WYNN – Forgotten Jukebox – TC-03
Terri Clark – I Just Wanna Be Mad – 2003 (Album –Pain to Kill) I was and am a...
WYNN – #39 – What Hurts The Most – Rascal Flatts – 2006
For a whole lot of years these guys ran off a bunch of really big songs. As of...
Please Remember Me – Tim McGraw – 1999 (Album – A Place In The Sun) Yes, even superstars like Tim McGraw can
God’s Country – Blake Shelton – 2018 How great of a song is this? This also was on my 50 Favorites From
We all like to grab a late night snack once in a while. We all know too, it’s not the best thing
Here is a recap of my articles this week from WQMX.com Thanks for listening and reading everyday! 50 Songs Of The New
Box Office Results – #1 F1 – 56 Million #2 How To Train Your Dragon – 19 Million #3 Elio – 12
Fourth of July weekend is just about here, and no one does music about our freedoms and our country better than –
Jessica Andrews – Who I Am – 2001 – (Album – Who I Am) This was a big hit from 17 year-old
Without question, Jelly Roll has had great success the past few years on the country charts and in pop culture. He has
You may own a cast iron skillet but like many, including me, you may not really know what you’re doing with it.