Eben Clukey

Listen to the wicked funny summer kick-off song "Mr. Man". It's the story of a Maine truck driver frustrated that he's stuck on the road (probably Route One) behind friggin' tourists! Crisesakes! He needs to get home in time for suppah with muthah!

As much I had to admit it, the false springers are right. The mild weather we've enjoyed as we wrap up the workweek is about to blow outta here.

As we keep adding on more and more layers, let's crank up the most requested cold weather song from the WBLM Morning Show, Tis The Season For Frickin' Freezin'.

It's the story written by Eben Clukey of when Santa's sleigh unexpectedly breaks down and the Blimp comes to the rescue as a fill-in on Christmas Eve.

This song brilliantly and hilariously observes and expresses the suffering we all endure living in the Pine Tree State year after year. But remember what my Nana always said. If you can't suffah the wintah, you don't deserve the summah.

"Mr. Man" is a Maine truck driver frustrated that he's stuck on the road (probably Route One) behind friggin' tourists! Crisesakes! He needs to get home in time for suppah with muthah!

10 years ago, we teamed up with our good friend Eben Clukey to make the WBLM Christmas song. We're proud to say it has become a Wicked Maine Holiday Classic!

So as we keep adding the extra layers this week, let's crank up the most requested winter weather song from the WBLM Morning Show!

"Mr. Man" is a Maine truck driver frustrated that he's stuck on the road (probably Route One) behind friggin' tourists!

This wicked funny Maine music video is from Eben Clukey. The same incredible talent that brought us Mr. Man and Frickin' Freezin'. If you like bluegrass, yard sales, and good ol' fashioned Maine romance...this one's for you!

The good news is, the National Weather Service in Gray is predicting a warm-up with a 50% chance of above average temps coming soon.

It's the story of how Santa's sleigh breaks down and the Blimp comes to the rescue and saves Christmas!

Mr. Man is a Maine truck driver frustrated that he’s stuck on the road (probably Route One) in tourist traffic and he needs to get home in time for suppah with muthah!

Are you a Mainah who likes to cruise around in the truck early on Satdee looking for stuff you don't need from folks who don't need it anymore?