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Eat Of The Week

50 Most Important Country Songs 1980-Today #34

Forgotten Jukebox - WH-95

CMML - Hal Ketchum (B-Day Revisit)

Wynn At The Movies And More!

Box Office Results - Civil War -  (11 million)

#2 – Abigail -  (10 million)

#3 - Godzilla / Kong -  (9 million)

New This Week – Unsung Hero  / Challengers  / Boy Kills World

Big Story – Of the weekend was Abigail was expected to bring in 30-40 Million – Budget was modest 28 million

Deadpool - The second trailer for  Deadpool and Wolverine is out this week.

Steve Carell and Tina Fey - Will star in Netflix’s The Four Seasons, an update of the 1981 Alan Alda film.

Get A Clue - A big-screen adaptation of Clue may be in the works.

Wow - Several crew members were injured this weekl filming an action scene on the Atlanta set of the Eddie Murphy movie The Pickup

Netflix - On May 6^th will have a live “roast” of Tom Brady hosted by Kevin Hart

Anne Hathaway - Says they are in a good place on the likelihood for a Princess Diaries 3

CBS - Has canceled So Help Me Todd and CSI: Vegas, Final shows in May

My  - Country Music Memory Lane (link)

Also - 50 Most Important Country Songs 1980 – Today #34 (Link)

The late Hal Ketchum was born this month, and in the 1990's he had a very short, but very successful career and had a real nice fan base.  Let's remember Hal Ketchum

Hal Ketchum - Birthday Revisit

Old Enough To Know Better - Wade Hayes - 1995

 This song was loved, and was a very big hit for newcomer Wade Hayes.  It was popular on the radio, sold a ton and was very popular in country bars and dance clubs.  This, in its sound was very indicative of what 90's country was all about. Being honest, it hard to not like this song.  It's catchy, has a hook you could catch a fish with, upbeat, honest and delivered by the big warm voice of a new star.  I loved playing this song on the air.  This was a solid number one song, that will still fill a dance floor.  But Hayes would not enjoy near the success that this song would bring him in the years ahead.  He released a few more albums over the course of a number of years, with a couple more top 10 hits.  But sometimes the giant success of a huge debut song can be tough to duplicate. But with that said, this record is just fantastic and should be enjoyed on the dance floor, the radio, or in the Forgotten Jukebox - What a GREAT song!

Last Weeks Selection

 This little song in its written form became one of the biggest songs in country in the early 80's and it's importance should not be underestimated.  In fact with it's impact at that time, there could be an argument that it be higher on this list and I'd listen to it.  Country then in it's popularity was nothing like it is today.  We were sandwiched between Urban Cowboy pop country and whatever was next, and we didn't know what that was yet.  The beautiful Sylvia had a number of songs before this, and some of them were big hits.  (I loved Drifter). was a #1 and in many aspects is about perfect.  Sylvia with a powerful, borderline angelic voice, was incredibly talented and extremely likable. When Nobody came out it was an instant smash as it without any question, ended up in the perfect hands of Sylvia. Written by Kye Fleming and Dennis Morgan who were the preeminent song writers in Nashville at that time. This song rocketed to #1, and then #5 A/C.  It got Sylvia nominated for a Grammy, and was the most played song on the radio of 1983, and won her an ACM.  It charted around the world and was very popular no matter what kind of music you were into.  Truth is, we needed this song.  It was the runaway hit of its time and brought attention to us that we badly needed then.  Of course as this song stands, it clearly sounds different than the sounds of today.  But this song did us a lot of good. This was a giant hit, and we owe all involved a thank you for such a big song, at an important time.

Last Week #35

My Full Profile On Sylvia

Hey, this week, let's make a very different kind of cake!  I'm not much of a baker, but why not?

Different Kind Of Chocolate Cake!

Here's are my articles this week from WQMX.com if you missed any. Thanks for reading and listening every day!

Eat Of The Week

50 Most Important Country Songs 1980-Today #35

Forgotten Jukebox CG-01

The Mega Star Series - Glen Campbell (B-Day revisit)

Wynn At The Movies And More

Box Office Results - Civil War,   ($25.7 million)

#2 – Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire,  ($15.5 million)

#3 - Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire,  ($5.8 million)

New This Week – The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare / Sasquatch Sunset / Villains Inc / Hard Miles / Abigail 

Paul Michael Hauser - Will play the title role in a film based on based on The Chris Farley Show: A Biography in Three Acts.

Martin Scorsese - Will direct a Frank Sinatra bio-pic with Leonardo DiCaprio as Ol' Blue Eyes and Jennifer Lawrence as his second wife, actress Ava Gardner.

My Country Music Memory Lane  - (Link)

Also - 50 Most Important Country Songs 1980 – Today #35     (Link)

 This month Mega Star Glen Campbell was born and even though he passed away a few years ago, he was a Mega Star till the very end.  A truly remarkable career.  Let's revisit Mega Star - Glen Campbell!

Remembering Glen Campbell

Now I Know  - Lari White - 1994  -  (Album - Wishes)

 I always loved this song, and the late Lari White (pronounced Lori).  In the 1990's she joined the fray as a terrific vocalist during country's most competitive and successful decade.  I was working in Lakeland, Florida at the time doing mornings at WPCV, and she was from nearby Dunedin, Florida so we knew who she was very well.  She's a great example of the fact there's only so many slots, and not everyone has the huge 20 year career, but in her case it was not for lack of talent.  She could sing with anyone, was very likeable with striking beauty.  She won a talent show on The Nashville Network at the time, You Can Be A Star.  The few singles she released were all pretty darn good, there was just so much talent coming out every weeks it seemed.  That's My Baby  #10, was a great song in addition to this from the remarkable Wishes album, which was certified gold.  But this song was the one that really broke through and went top 5. But she was far more talented than just these solo songs.  She was a great songwriter and producer for many like Toby Keith, Billy Dean and others. She was a stage actress and was the sculptor in the Tom Hanks movie, Cast Away that he returns the FedEx package to after being away on the island for many years. Sadly, Lari White died in 2018 of cancer at the age of 52.  I have to admit, I was very sad when she passed and it still makes me sad to think about.  Such a talent and gone way too soon.  Get to know, the amazing, Lari White.

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