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Jimmy Wayne’s Stay Gone music video made it’s debut on CMT on this day back in 2003. He’s literally come a long way since then, considering he walked halfway across America last year to benefit homeless teens. Jimmy’s a class act that we’ve been proud to feature on our site for years now. Enjoy this look back at Jimmy’s first music video!
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This interview was from a couple of summers ago on 103.7 WSOC in Charlotte. If you’ve got about seven minutes, it’s worth the listen if you’re a Jimmy Wayne fan, a Carrie Underwood fan, or if you’d just like to find out what happened on Jimmy’s first date with Carrie. Enjoy!
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We’ve launched a new feature on the site called Video Walls. You can watch all of the official music videos for each artist on one page. Currently, we have video walls live for Reba McEntire, Lee Ann Womack, Keith Urban, Carrie Underwood, Blake Shelton and Jimmy Wayne. To wet your appetite, here’s a look at an early video from each artist. Enjoy!
Reba McEntire – Whoever’s In New England
In this video from the 7908 Songwriter’s Fest at Wheeler Opera House in Aspen CO back in September, Jimmy Wayne and John Oates perform Sara Smile as well as Hall & Oates’ hit song Maneater. Enjoy!
P.S. Thanks to YouTube user Jules4JWMMH for the great video!
Today is Jimmy Wayne’s birthday. He was born on this day in 1972 in Kings Mountain, North Carolina. Over the past year, like so many other country music fans, I’ve gotten to know Jimmy through his Meet Me Halfway initiative to benefit homeless teens.
From all of us at Today’s Country Music Videos, we wish you a happy birthday Jimmy! To celebrate, here’s a look at our favorite Jimmy Wayne song, I Will.
Please take a moment to read this message from Jimmy Wayne. It’s from TheComet.com:
Country singer/songwriter Jimmy Wayne recounts his journey trekking across America to raise awareness for homeless youth and his charity Project Meet Me Halfway.
A foster child himself, Wayne speaks from his heart about miracles and giving back. His story is the story of countless teens searching for a home, food, a kind word, and a chance at life. His blog is one of the reasons why we started The Comet – a chance for artists to speak directly to fans about what matters most to them.
To read Jimmy’s article, go to this page on TheComet.com. Thanks!
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Every Saturday, TheBoot.com puts together some of the best Tweets of the week from our favorite country music stars. They put together a great list of Tweets this week. Here are a few of our favorites:
Blake Shelton (@blakeshelton): “Ever had a conversation with someone so dumb that you thought their bad breath could be caused by the brain rotting inside their head?”
Jimmy Wayne (@JimmyWayne): “When I see M&M’s talk on TV … it doesn’t inspire me to eat ‘em. I feel sorry for ‘em …”
Danny Gokey (@dannygokey): “Sorry I haven’t tweeted much lately but my neighbor’s Internet has been having problems…”
To read the other Tweets they came up with, visit this page on TheBoot.com. Enjoy!
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Jimmy Wayne’s fan base has increased dramatically since he started his walk from Nashville to Phoenix for the Meet Me Halfway project. Looks like little Madison is one of them… Enjoy!
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Jimmy Wayne and his completion of his Meet Me Halfway walk from Nashville to Phoenix were the subject of Friday’s WEB BUZZZ on CMT.com. Listen to Jimmy reflect on what it meant to cross the finish line in Phoenix. Enjoy!
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Jimmy Wayne’s Meet Me Halfway walk has come full circle. He left Nashville for Phoenix back on January 1, 2010, and he arrived back in Nashville yesterday after completing his journey on Sunday.
Jimmy was only expecting to see his drummer at the airport, but instead, he was met by about 60 people. What made it even more special for Jimmy was a lot of the people greeting him were foster youths. You can read all about this cool little surprise for Jimmy at Tennessean.com.
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