With Blackawk performing at Neon Nights this weekend, I though it appropriate to revisit them this week, as it has been a
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 – Forgotten Jukebox J-50
Josh Turner – Firecracker – 2007 – (Album – Everything Is Fine) I have always liked Josh Turner. His...
WYNN – #49 – Tim McGraw – Taylor Swift – 2006
I know in Country circles she’s a polarizing figure, but her contribution and influence cannot be ignored or dismissed....
WYNN – Eat Of The Week
Big meal season is still here and maybe you are getting ready to host a big holiday gathering. Mashed...
WYNN – BROWNS – I’m With Joe!
I’m glad today’s game with the Bengals means absolutely nothing. The Browns sealed up a good playoff position and...
WYNN – The Mega Star Series – Alabama
This month as we begin a new year, I am going to share – as we revisit my Country...
WYNN – Forgotten Jukebox BB – 18
I’ll Give You All My Love Tonight – The Bellamy Brothers – 1989 – (Album – Crazy From The...
WYNN – #50 – Most Important Songs 1980 To Today!
#50 –Don’t Rock The Jukebox – Alan Jackson – 1991 This was Jackson’s second number one early in his...
WYNN – New Feature Starts This Week!
We will start a new year-long series TOMORROW about the 50 Most Important Songs In Country Music since 1980,...
WYNN – BROWNS – Warner, Brady, Brock, Flutie and Flacco
The Browns are the talk of the town and NFL thanks to the remarkable story of Joe Flacco. He’s...
WYNN – My Top Five Songs From 2023
Each year Sarah and I pick our Top Five Country Songs for the year. And this year is no...
WYNN – BROWNS – Guys Like Joe
The Browns continue to win and you can start making your playoff plans. Tonight the Jets come to town...
WYNN – 50 Favorites Year Long Recap
Here is the FINAL Month of my 50 Favorites From 40 Years series. It has this month and every...
WYNN – BROWNS – The Blessing
Our Browns pulled out another one, coming back to beat the Bears keeping dreams alive. This week it’s on...
WYNN – Country Music Memory Lane – Barbara Mandrell B-Day (Revisit)
Since this is the final Thursday before Christmas this year, I thought we would revisit a country Country Mega...
WYNN – Forgotten Jukebox – ST-25
Jingle All The Way – St. Nick – Year – Who Knows? This song was once played by many...
Trisha Yearwood – Walkaway Joe – 1992 – (Album – Hearts In Armor) This is a song that was a hit #2,
In this new century, history has been made time and time again by this guy. He continues to record and chart number
Here are the songs I featured in July in the 50 Most Important Country Songs 1980-Today list. I also included the recaps
Since Pam Tillis will be at Neon Nights next week, I thought it would be good to look back at her great
Buried Treasure – Kenny Rogers – 1984 – (Album -Eyes That See In The Dark) Yesterday I featured Kenny Rogers and Dolly
This is possibly the best example of a song that knows no bounds, and one that virtually everyone on the planet either
As our Browns continue camp the season gets closer. If you listen to local sports media, or the national shows, the main
I don’t think any artist with limited success, had fans pulling for them more than SheDaisy did. When they hit the charts
Too Much Fun – Daryle Singletary – 1995 – (Album – Self Titled) His run on the country charts was far too