Jelly Roll sang with Kelly Clarkson and had a nice converstion on her talk show. The two sang "I'm Not Okay" from Beautifully Broken and then sat down for a chat about one of his longtime fans -- Dwayne Johnson -- and the importance of overcoming mental health issues. Watch below!
In case you missed any of my articles this week from WQMX.com here is a recap for you to get caught up. Thanks for listening and reading every day!
BROWNS - Lions, Texans And Browns, Oh My!
50 Most Important Country Songs 1980-Today #8
Box Office Results -
#1 – Smile 2 - 23 million
#2 - Wild Robot - 10 Million
#3 - Terrifier 3 - 9 Million
New This Week - Venom:Last Dance / Conclave
Liam Neeson - Says he's going to stop making action movies – he's 72 and it's just not the same anymore - startin in of 2025
Nicole Kidman – Says she had to take a break from filming her new movie, Babygirl, too may fake sex scenes
My - Country Music Memory Lane (link)
Also - 50 Most Important Country Songs 1980 – Today #8 (Link)
Stars like Glen Campbell don't really exist anymore. He was very successful across many kinds of entertainment, when it was very different. He was a music star, movies, had his own TV Show, and was a big time live performer. No one is saying he or things were better, just different. Let's look back at Glen Campbell.
It's spooky season with Halloween approaching soon, and today's Thursday. You know what that means—it's time for another top ten list!
This time around, why don't we cover scary movies? In the spirit of the season, with this dreary weather we've been having, it's the perfect time to settle in for one. From horror slashers to supernatural thrillers, there are so many great films that fall under this category, and they're all on the table as considerations.
So, grab your popcorn, double-check those door locks, and maybe grab a big blanket to hide beneath. You'll be looking over your shoulder after these. It's my top ten favorite scary movies... BOO!
10. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
9. It
8. Bird Box
7. Paranormal Activity
6. Halloween
5. A Quiet Place
4. Scream
3. Saw
2. The Cabin in the Woods
1. The Hills Have Eyes
There's the list! What did I miss? How do you feel about the placements? And what are your picks?
Thanks for choosing Your Country! 94.9 W-Boo-MX.
Tonight on the New At 9, I will have a new song for you to ponder. It is a new track from Drew Baldridge called "Tough People".
I will feature the song just after 9:00 and then I will need your opinion on it - do we keep the song around or do we kick it to the curb? Once you hear the song in its entirety, give a call or a text on the Toth Buick GMC Textline at 330-370-2000 and let me know by 9:45. I will then share the results at about 9:50.
Let's see what you think of the new tunage!
We just had our 25th annual WQMX Bosom Buddies Benefit this evening with some of our favorite artists hitting the stage at the Akron Civic Theatre. Chris Young and Chris Lane shared the spotlight for some incredible acoustic performances, and they both sounded great!
We raised some money for Cleveland Clinic Akron General's program which provides free mammograms for those in our community, and that's what it's all about. "It's for the boobs", as I heard Chris Young say before his first song.
A big thanks to everyone involved!
Blue Blooded Woman - Alan Jackson - 1989 (Album - Here In The Real World)
In radio we call a single that's released as a hit that goes absolutely nowhere, a "Stiff." That's this song. But that's what makes this song worthy of the Jukebox. In 1989 an unknown Alan Jackson had this as his first released song. It "Stiffed" at #45. going nowhere at all. But then the song, Here In The Real World, went #1. And for the next ten years, every song he put out went top ten. And for about 10 years after that, more huge hits, making him one of Country's biggest stars of all time. Point is, sometimes you just never know. It would have been easy to give up on Alan Jackson, as that does happen to many who never find a foothold out of the gate. But this song wears the emblem proudly as about a only "stiff" that actually led to a really huge career. For the record, I love this song, as I was a program director in those days and I thought he had a great look and sound. Glad I was right - sort of then.
My Full Profile On Alan Jackson
A while back, maybe you remember, I posted a blog describing my situation with the heat in my car.
It was either constantly on or had to be disabled entirely, so I went through the summer with the latter option. I didn't miss it whatsoever, until recently.
You know, it's really cooling off for the year as we head towards winter, and the overnights are especially brisk. Once I saw temperatures sub-30° forecasted, I knew it was time to pop the hood and reconnect the system.
Here's a friendly reminder to you to ensure your vehicle is in good shape before the snow and ice hits. Of course, you want to check your tires; but don't forget about your antifreeze and battery, too. They're both quick and easy to test by yourself or at a service station, and that could save you a lot of trouble before a winter storm leaves you stranded.
In the car and everywhere, thanks for listening to WQMX!
What a Saturday it was in Northeast Ohio! Facing the prospect of watching the rest of the postseason from home, both the Tigers and Guardians had to come to play to win.
In the end, Cleveland was able to bring the magical run by Detroit to an end and pick up the win in Game 5 of the ALDS! Up next for the Guardians - the ALCS vs. the New York Yankees.
Game 1 is tonight at 7:30, and game 2 is tomorrow night at 7:30 both from The Bronx. The series shifts back to Cleveland and Progressive Field for game 3 Thursday afternoon at 5:00.
Is this going to be a return to the Series like in 2016? Will we make it past the Yankees? I honestly don't know, but I will say GO GUARDS!