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Jason Michael Carroll and his crew hit Wendy's drive-through like rockstars!

Jason Michael Carroll posted this photo to his Facebook today. 

If I ever go on tour, I want to go with him!

 

Sometimes it's the little things kids remember the most

You know, you can be extremely wealthy, give all the best gifts, take the best vacations, have the best home on the block and it will still be the little things that kids will remember.  The time you got to eat lunch all alone with your mom in a restaurant with cloth napkins, the time your dad came to read a story to your class, the day your sister helped you apply makeup for the first time, the time your grandfather didn't yell at you for interrupting the game just before his favorite team was about to score the winning points in overtime.  Okay, maybe that last one was just before Tivo and DVRs.  But my point is it's the little things that count the most to kids.  Just read this little quote from Jason Michael Carroll about his best memories of Thanksgivings past and you'll see what I mean....

“I think one of my favorite memories of Thanksgiving was probably going hunting with my dad. You know, I was a kid and probably six, seven years old. My dad and I, you know, every Thanksgiving, I would look forward to there was a football game to watch, but early in the morning, my dad getting me up, getting me dressed, letting me go get in the pick-up truck with him, and we’d drive out to the hunting club, and he’d go hunting. And we’d be out there all day. We’d have ham sandwiches for lunch that he got from the little community store, and I remember getting back home to the smell of turkey in the house. We lived in a trailer in Louisburg, North Carolina, and you know, if my dad got a deer, he’d be cleanin’ the deer in the yard, or whatever. And then we’d sit down and have dinner and watch football, or you know, that kind of stuff. And I remember those days. Those were some of my favorite, you know, times, goin’ huntin’ and stuff like that, and it’s definitely a good memory for me.”

 

For you Jason Michael Carroll fans

Just a short interview video for all you JMC fans out there.

Look, it's two Carrolls for the price of one

 

Now there's a Kodak moment if I ever saw one. 

Jason Michael Carroll and his 3-1/2-year-old son J.W. enjoy the 2009 CMA Music Festival Block Party on Wednesday in Nashville.

Picture via Celebrity Baby Blog

Jason Michael Carroll gets taken out to the ballgame

Tuesday, May 26, Jason Michael Carroll was the special guest for the Chicago Cubs' "Country Music Night." JMC performed the National Anthem and then threw out the first pitch for the MLB game against the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Check out more pictures here.

Jason Michael Carroll's big entrance

How very James Bond of Jason Michael Carroll. 

JMC decided to make a grand ol' entrance to celebrate the release of his new CD, "Growing Up Is Getting Old," yesterday.  He took a helicopter from Nashville to the Walmart in Lebanon, Tennessee where he met fans and performed a mini-concert.   

WSIX's Big D and Bubba joined Jason on the helicopter that they renamed the HELLOcopter. 

After finishing up singing, Jason headed inside the Walmart to sign copies of the new CD. 

For more photos just visit Digital Rodeo here.

Autographed and cheap

 

Jason Michael Carroll has a pretty cool deal going on.  If you head over to his site here, you can preorder his new CD, Growing Up is Getting Old, for only $11.97.  Even better is that your CD will come autographed. 

The CD hits stores April 28th so with less than a month to go you might want to get ordering if you want the chance to have JMC's John Hancock. 

For the JMC fans

From a press release I just received...

Hot country singer/songwriter Jason Michael Carroll recently supported his hometown NHL team, the Carolina Hurricanes. Apparently, Stanley Cup Winner Eric Staal, one of the leading scorers in the League, is a big fan of country music, and Carroll was able to snag a picture with him while hanging out in the locker room with the team. Staal will soon lead the Hurricanes into the 2009 NHL Playoffs.