March is Women’s History Month. And all March on Thursdays, in my Memory Lane articles I will showcase and revisit some of
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 – COUNTRY MUSIC MEMORY LANE – Hal Ketchum Revisted
This week 90’s country music favorite Hal Ketchum would have been 70 as his birthday is this weekend. His...
WYNN – Forgotten Jukebox E- 81
Earl Thomas Conley – Tell My Why – 1981 – (Album – Fire And Smoke) E-81 A hard reality...
WYNN – #38 – Gone Country – Alan Jackson
Gone Country – Alan Jackson – 1994 Mega Star Alan Jackson had dozens of really big songs over a...
WYNN – Recapping March – Top 50 From 40 Years Countdown
As my Top 50 Favorites From 40+ Years counts down, here is a recap of the songs featured on...
WYNN – COUNTRY MUSIC MEMORY LANE – The Guitarists Revisited
About a year ago I wrote a two parter called “The Guitarists.” I have had a few ask if...
WYNN – Forgotten Jukebox – M-26
Walking Away A Winner – Kathy Mattea – 1994 – (Album – Walking Away A Winner) M- 26 Kathy...
WYNN – #39 – Martina McBride – Independence Day – 1994
Martina McBride – Independence Day – 1994 When Martina McBride released this song, country was on a great roll...
WYNN – Sunday Morning Song – Gotta Hear!
Tim McGraw – Standing Room Only It’s NEW! – After 30 years he’s still got it. GREAT new song! ...
WYNN – My Weekly Recap – ICYMI
Sunday Morning Song 3/19 Eat Of The Week 50 Favorites From 40+ Years #40 The Forgotten Jukebox Country Music...
WYNN – COUNTRY MUSIC MEMORY LANE – Were They Or Weren’t They? (Final Part)
The saying, “That ain’t country” isn’t new. It’s been going on the 43 years I’ve been in country...
WYNN – Forgotten Jukebox
Letting Go – Suzy Bogguss – 1992 – (Album – Aces) L-17 I feel the incredible Suzy Bogguss is...
WYNN – #40 – Step By Step – Eddie Rabbitt – 1981
Eddie Rabbitt – Step By Step – 1981 There was time everyone on the planet was a fan of...
WYNN – Sunday Morning Song – A Must Hear!
Givin’ Up On That – Dalton Dover This weeks Sunday Song is a slick release that I loved the...
WYNN – My Weekly Recap
In case you missed some of my articles formn WQMX.com this week! Eat Of The Week! 50 Favorites From...
WYNN – COUNTRY MUSIC MEMORY LANE – Were They Or Weren’t They? Part 3
The saying, “That ain’t country” is not new. It’s been going on the 43 years I’ve been in...
Almost Home – Craig Morgan – 2003 – (Album -Love It) Some songs become hits because the listeners demand it. That’s the
There are many reasons that songs are important. There are the obvious ones, and ones not so obvious. Earl Thomas Conley in
There’s been a lot of talk about the Browns and where they’ll be playing in a few years. Of course, NFL league
March is Women’s History Month. And all March on Thursdays, in my Memory Lane articles I will showcase and revisit some of
Shenandoah – Mama Knows – 1988 – (Album – The Road Not Taken) These guys had a nice run of very popular
Shania Twain’s success is legendary selling millions of albums and concert tickets, but the road wasn’t easy or immediate. The few singles
February was Black History Month, and all month I featured artists that contributed greatly to country music over the years. It was
My year long countdown of the 50 Most Important Country Songs 1980-Today is now two months old. Here is a recap of
Box Office Results – #1 – Bob Marley (13 Million) #2- Demon Slayer #3 – Ordinary Angels New This Week – Dune