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Webb Wilder performed on "WMOT/Roots Radio Small
Business Saturday" on Saturday, November 4, 2017, at Puckett's in
Murfreesboro, TN. The performance was broadcast on Roots
Radio/WMOT. He performed four acoustic songs: "TCB Yodel #9,"
"If It Ain't Broke (Don't Fix It)," "Only A Fool," and
"Human Cannonball."
Webb's segment can be heard here.
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Webb Wilder performed on "Finally Friday at the Family
Wash" on Friday, May 19, 2017. The performance was broadcast on Roots
Radio/WMOT. He performed two acoustic songs, "If It Ain't Broke (Don't Fix
It)" and "Only A Fool."
Webb's segment can be heard here.
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On Wednesday, May 10, 2017, Webb Wilder was the featured
performer on
WDVX's Tennessee Shines, performing live at the Boyd's Jig & Reel in
Knoxville, TN.
Video of the performance can be found on Facebook here. The entire hour-long performance is available as MP3 download here (recorded from a webcast). (Webb performed for an additional half hour or so, but only the first hour was broadcast.)
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On Sunday, April 9, 2017, Webb Wilder was a guest on
KPIG's "Please Stand By," with host Sleepy John. The visit was to
promote the afternoon's show at Moe's Alley.
Webb performed three acoustic songs: "She's Not Romantic," "If It Ain't Broke," and "Nashville Bum."
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Beginning Friday, February 24, 2017, Webb Wilder returned to the
airwaves as host of The List, the Americana countdown show on Roots
Radio/WMOT. Webb will host the weekly show, which can be heard online via
RootsRadio.com.
The first two-hour episode can be heard here.
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On Saturday, January 7, 2017, Webb Wilder was a guest on Eric Dahl's
Gear Gab on Nashville's Acme Radio.
The show can be heard on the Gear Gab website. It's episode 10 from January 7, 2017. |
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On Wednesday, January 4, 2017, Webb Wilder was an on-air guest of
Bill Cody on Nashville's WSM AM 650. The appearance was to promote
the City Winery show on January 7.
The 25-minute appearance includes an interview and an acoustic performance
of "Who Will The Next Fool Be?"
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On Friday, November 11, 2016, Webb Wilder was an on-air guest of
Bill Cody on Nashville's WSM AM 650. The appearance was to promote
WebbFest XI at Exit/In in Nashville.
The 15-minute appearance includes an interview and an acoustic performance
of "The Devil's Right Hand."
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On Tuesday, November 8, 2016, Webb Wilder was a guest on Nashville's
WRLT (Lightning 100) with DJ Ana Lee to promote Webb Fest XI.
The 15-minute appearance includes a solo acoustic performance of "The
Devil's Right Hand."
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On Friday, July 15, 2016, Webb Wilder was an on-air guest of
Bill Cody on Nashville's WSM AM 650. The appearance was to promote
Webb's July 22 show at City Winery Nashville.
The 26-minute appearance includes an interview and an acoustic performance
of "If It Ain't Broke (Don't Fix It)."
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On Wednesday, April 20, 2016, Webb Wilder was a guest on Roots Now
on Nashville's Acme Radio with
host Barry Mazor.
The show can be downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Friday, April 1, 2016, Webb Wilder appeared as a guest on The
Vinyl Lunch on Nashville's
Acme Radio with host Tim Hibbs.
Webb took some records to the studio, and he and Tim played and discussed them.
You can find the full playlist for the show here.
The show can be downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Monday, February 22, 2016, Webb Wilder appeared as a guest on i105,
WFIV 105.3, in Knoxville, TN. Unfortunately, WFIV went out their way to make it
difficult to stream the show, so I missed the first few minutes of Webb's
visit. I also ran into a technical difficulty in the middle, so about a minute
of conversation in the middle is missing, too. Still, you can listen to what I
did capture below.
Webb performed acoustic versions of "Too Much Sugar For A Nickel," "Only A Fool," and Charlie Rich's "Who Will The Next Fool Be?" The appearance can be downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Monday, February 22, 2016, Webb Wilder was an on-air guest on
WDVX's Blue Plate
Special, performing live at the Knoxville, TN, Visitor's Center.
The appearance followed Webb's February 21 show at Barley's.
Webb performed solo acoustic versions of "If It Ain't Broke (Don't Fix It)," "I'm Not Just Anybody's Fool," "Only A Fool," "Rough And Tumble Guy," "Carryin' The News To Mary," and "Yard Dog." The entire performance is available as a 27-minute MP3 download here (recorded from a webcast).
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On Wednesday, November 11, 2015, Webb Wilder was an on-air guest of
Bill Cody on Nashville's WSM AM 650. The appearance was to promote Webb Fest
10, as well as the new CD.
The 16-minute appearance includes an interview and an acoustic performance
of "I'm Not Just Anybody's Fool."
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On November 6, 2015, Webb Wilder was an in-studio guest with Jeff Raspe
on WBJB 90.5 in Brookdale, NJ. He was interviewed, and he played three acoustic
songs live on the air.
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On November 5, 2015, Webb Wilder was interviewed for the show FRITZROCKS
on WLVR, the Lehigh University radio station in Bethlehem, PA.
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On Wednesday, October 21, 2015, Webb Wilder was an on-air guest on the
Americana Music Show, hosted by Calvin Powers on WHUP out of Hillsborough, NC.
Webb is interviewed, and various tracks from Mississippi Moderne are played.
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On Thursday, October 8, 2015, Webb Wilder was an on-air guest on the
Thacker Mountain Radio, a live radio show from the Square in Oxford,
Mississippi.
Webb performed solo acoustic versions of "Too Much Sugar For A Nickel," "If It Ain't Broke (Don't Fix It)," and "Only A Fool."
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On Monday, September 28, 2015, Webb Wilder was an on-air guest of
Peter Cooper on Nashville's Hippie Radio. The appearance was to promote the
Music City Roots benefit for Tommy Womack on September 30, 2015. Artists
performing that night were Webb Wilder and the Beatnecks, Dan Baird, Jason and
the Scorchers, Bill Lloyd, Lisa Oliver-Gray, and others. Webb and Peter discuss
the event, the history of the bands, and other things. Tracks by Tommy Womack,
Bill Lloyd, Jason and the Scorchers, and Webb Wilder are included.
Unfortunately, a technical glitch resulted in the loss of the last few minutes of the show.
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On Thursday, September 24, 2015, Webb Wilder was an on-air guest of
Bill Cody on Nashville's WSM AM 650. The appearance was to promote the
release of Webb's new CD, Mississippi Moderne, and the CD release party
at The Basement East.
The 23-minute appearance includes an interview and an acoustic performance
of "Too Much Sugar For A Nickel."
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On Thursday, May 28, 2015, Webb Wilder appeared as a guest on Bryan
Locke's Cafe Rock on WDNS (D93) in Bowling Green, KY, to promote the May 30
show at the Phoenix Theatre.
The show was co-hosted by Hunter Goatley. Webb brought his acoustic guitar
and performed solo versions of his brand-new song "Rough And Tumble
Guy" and Conway Twitty's "Lonely Blue Boy."
The 30-minute appearance can be downloaded as an MP3 below.
Webb's appearance on WBKO-TV's MidDay earlier that morning can be found on YouTube. |
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On Saturday, March 28, 2015, Webb Wilder appeared as a guest on
"The Singer and the Song" on Austin's KOOP Radio.
The show was hosted by Rush K. Evans III. Throughout the hour, Webb performs
several songs acoustically.
The 55-minute appearance can be downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Friday, October 3, 2014, Webb Wilder appeared as a guest on Bryan
Locke's Cafe Rock on WDNS (D93) in Bowling Green, KY, to promote WebbFest 9.
The show was co-hosted by Hunter Goatley. Webb brought his acoustic guitar
and performed solo versions of his brand-new songs "If It Ain't
Broke (Don't Fix It)" and "Only A Fool."
Webb joined in at the 31:10 mark. The 1 hour, 3-minute appearance can be downloaded as an MP3 below.
Webb's appearance on WBKO-TV's Midday earlier that morning can be found on YouTube. |
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On Friday, July 25, 2014, Webb Wilder was an on-air guest
on WDBX, Carbondale, IL, with DJ Robert Cox. The appearance was in promotion
of the Webb Wilder and the Beatnecks performance in Cobden, IL, that night.
The appearance is available as a 16-minute MP3 download here. The webcast was static-y, and the studio tracks that were played have been removed.
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On Thursday, July 10, 2014, Webb Wilder was an on-air guest
on Wildman Steve Radio. The appearance was in promotion of his acoustic
Sundilla performance in Auburn, AL, that night.
Webb performed "I Just Had To Laugh," "Only A Fool," "If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It," and "Too Much Sugar For A Nickel." The appearance is available as a 26-minute MP3 download here.
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On Friday, March 7, 2014, Webb Wilder was interviewed by
on Sarasota's WSLR. Webb was in Safety Harbor, FL, for a couple of shows.
The 11-minute interview can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Saturday, January 18, 2014, Webb Wilder was interviewed by Leslie Kolovich
on Florida's SUP Radio. Webb was in South Walton County, Florida, for the
30-A Songwriters Festival.
The 26-minute interview, which includes Webb performing three acoustic songs, can be downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Friday, January 17, 2014, Webb Wilder appeared as a guest on WUWF's
Acoustic Interlude webcast from the 30-A Songwriters Festival
in South Walton County, Florida.
The 19-minute appearance can be downloaded as an MP3 below. Video of the performance can be found on YouTube.
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On Friday, October 4, 2013, Webb Wilder appeared as a guest on Bryan
Locke's Cafe Rock on WDNS (D93) in Bowling Green, KY, to promote WebbFest 8.
The show was co-hosted by Hunter Goatley. Webb brought his acoustic guitar
and performed a solo version of his brand-new song, "Too Much Sugar For A
Nickel."
The 1 hour, 14-minute appearance can be downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Thursday, May 16, 2013, Webb Wilder performed at Scruffy City Ramble
in Knoxville, TN.
He was interviewed by Jack Neeley, and then he played acoustic versions of "Wild Honey," "She's Not Romantic," "More Like Me," "Come Around," and "Carryin' The News To Mary." Webb also performed in the finale group-jam, a cover of Bob Dylan's "Walkin' Down The Line." The entire appearance is available as an MP3 download here (recorded from a 250Kbps m4a webcast). Interview:
Webb's performance:
Finale:
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On Wednesday, October 24, 2012, Webb Wilder was an on-air guest with
WDVX's Tony Lawson.
The appearance was in promotion of Webb's show at Jig & Reel that night.
Webb performed solo acoustic versions of "V-8 Ford," Chris Wall's "I Feel Like Hank Williams Tonight," and "Come Around." The entire appearance is available as a 28-minute MP3 download here (recorded from a 96Kbps MP3 webcast).
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On Wednesday, October 24, 2012, Webb Wilder appeared as a guest on i105,
WFIV 105.3, in Knoxville, TN, to promote his solo appearance at the Jig &
Reel. Webb performed acoustic versions of
"Pretty Is As Pretty Does"
and The Merseys' "Sorrow."
The 11-minute appearance can be downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Friday, October 5, 2012, Webb Wilder appeared as a guest on Bryan
Locke's Cafe Rock on WDNS (D93) in Bowling Green, KY, to promote WebbFest VII.
The show was co-hosted by Hunter Goatley. Webb brought his acoustic guitar
and performed solo versions of
Willie Love and The Three Aces' "V-8 Ford," and "Wild Honey."
The 1 hour, 18-minute appearance can be downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Tuesday, May 22, 2012, Webb Wilder performed live at the Bluebird Cafe
in Nashville with Geoff Achison and Anne McCue. The performance was recorded
by Nashville Public Radio and posted on their website here.
The show is available as a 59-minute MP3 download here.
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On Thursday, May 17, 2012, Webb Wilder and Tom Comet were on-air guests
on Wildman Steve Radio. The appearance was in promotion of their Sundilla
performance in Auburn, AL, that night.
Webb and Tom performed "Nashville Bum," "TCB Yodel #9," "She's Not Romantic," and "V-8 Ford." The appearance is available as a 17-minute MP3 download here. Three things of note: a technical snafu resulted in my missing the first couple of minutes; the recording is from a very low-quality webcast; the sound levels were really hot for the first song, which Webb comments on afterward.
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On Saturday, November 19, 2011, Webb Wilder was an on-air guest with
WTUL's DJ Juanita.
The appearance was in promotion of Webb's acoustic show with Tom Comet at
Chickie Wah Wah that night.
Webb performed solo acoustic versions of "More Like Me," and "Come Around." The entire appearance is available as a 36-minute MP3 download here (recorded from a 80Kbps MP3 webcast).
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On Wednesday, November 9, 2011, Webb Wilder was an on-air guest with
WDVX's Tony Lawson.
The appearance was in promotion of Webb's show at Sweet P's BBQ that night.
Webb performed solo acoustic versions of "Lonely Blue Boy" and "Come Around." The entire appearance is available as an 18-minute MP3 download here (recorded from a 96Kbps MP3 webcast).
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On Wednesday, November 9, 2011, Webb Wilder appeared as a guest on i105,
WFIV 105.3, in Knoxville, TN, to promote his solo appearance at Sweet P's BBQ.
Webb performed acoustic versions of
"Pretty Is As Pretty Does," "More Like Me,"
and "Too Cool For Love."
The 16-minute appearance can be downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Wednesday, September 28, 2011, Webb Wilder appeared as a guest on Bryan
Locke's Cafe Rock on WDNS (D93) in Bowling Green, KY, to promote WebbFest VI.
Webb brought his electric guitar this time and performed solo versions of
"Pretty Is As Pretty Does," Willie Love and The Three Aces' "V-8
Ford," Charlie Rich's
"Who Will The Next Fool Be?" "Rock 'n' Roll Ruby,"
and "Ubangi Stomp"!
The 1-hour-plus appearance can be downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Sunday, September 25, 2011, Webb Wilder appeared as a guest on Tommy
Starr's "Home Cookin'" on WDNS (D93) in Bowling Green, KY, to
promote WebbFest VI. Webb called in for a phone interview conducted by Hunter
Goatley.
The full two-hour show can be downloaded as an MP3 below.
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