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On Saturday, July 26, 2025, Webb Wilder performed at
the Neshoba County Fair in Philadelphia, MS, for Thacker Mountain Radio Hour.
He performed three songs from Hillbilly Speedball.
Webb's portion of the show can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Sunday, April 27, 2025, the show "Jack's Tracks,"
hosted by Chris Carmichael on Pala, CA, station Rez Radio, featured an
interview with Webb Wilder that was recorded on April 22, 2025.
The interview can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Friday, April 25, 2025, Webb Wilder was a featured
performer on WMOT's weekly live radio show, Finally Friday.
Webb and his band performed six tracks from Hillbilly Speedball. The
band consisted of Webb, George Bradfute (guitar), Marshall Richardson (drums),
and Ralph Friedrichsen (bass).
The performance can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Thursday, April 24, 2025, Webb Wilder returned as a
guest on Coffee, Country & Cody
on Nashville's WSM AM 650 with hosts
Bill Cody and Charlie Mattos.
He was there to promote his new album, Hillbilly Speedball.
The show can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below.
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 Bill Cody, Webb Wilder, and Charlie Mattos April 24, 2025 |
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On Tuesday, December 3, Marc Stone played excerpts
from an interview with Webb Wilder on WWOZ's Soul Serenade. The
appearance on New Orleans radio was to promote Webb's December 6 show
at Chickie-Wah-Wah.
The interview can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Wednesday, October 23, Webb Wilder hosted WMOT's
Music and Words program on Public Radio Music Day 2024. He interviewed
the show's guest, Rosie Flores.
The interview can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below.
Video of the interview can be seen on YouTube.
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On Tuesday, March 19, 2024, Webb Wilder was a guest
on WVMO, the radio station in Monona, WI, to promote his upcoming show
in Madison.
The appearance can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Thursday, May 9, 2024, Webb Wilder returned as a
guest on Coffee, Country & Cody
on Nashville's WSM AM 650 with hosts
Bill Cody, Kelly Sutton, and Charlie Mattos.
He was there to promote his "70th Birthday Bashes."
In addition to conversation,
Webb performed an acoustic version of "Poolside."
The show can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below, or you can watch the video on YouTube.
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 Bill Cody, Webb Wilder, Kelly Sutton, and Charlie Mattos May 9, 2024 |
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On Friday, December 22, 2023, Webb Wilder was a featured
performer on WMOT's weekly live radio show, Finally Friday.
The performance can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Saturday, October 14, 2023, WBFO aired an interview
with Webb Wilder on their "Mindful Music" show, hosted by Karl
Shallowhorn. The interview was recorded the previous month.
The appearance can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Monday, September 11, 2023, Webb Wilder was a guest
on KPFT's Border Radio with Susan Darrow in Houston. Webb and Susan spoke
for about 40 minutes, with a few album songs interspersed. The show starts
with Shemekia Copeland's "She Don't Wear Pink," which was co-written
by Webb Wilder and John Hahn. The song features Will Kimbrough, Duane Eddy,
and Webb Wilder on guitar.
The appearance can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below.
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This is out of sequence, but it was only recently posted
to YouTube. This is a three-minute segment of Webb Wilder appearing on
The Bob & Tom Show sometime in Summer 1993 on Q95. It's short and
very funny.
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On Thursday, April 20, 2023, Webb Wilder was a guest
on the Thacker Mountain Radio Hour in Oxford, MS.
Webb performed three acoustic songs on the show: "Buried Our Love,"
"Illusion of You," and "Human Cannonball."
The 14-minute Webb excerpt can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Thursday, March 2, 2023, Webb Wilder returned as a
guest on Coffee, Country & Cody
on Nashville's WSM AM 650 with hosts
Bill Cody, Kelly Sutton, and Charlie Mattos.
He was there to promote his March 5, 2023, show at City Winery Nashville.
In addition to spinning a track from Night Without Love,
Webb performed an acoustic version of "I Just Had To Laugh."
The show can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below, or you can watch the video on YouTube.
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 Bill Cody, Webb Wilder, and Kelly Sutton March 2, 2023 |
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On Monday, February 6, 2023, Webb Wilder called in to
The Lowdown Hoedown with Greg Martin
on WDNS 93.3 in Bowling Green, KY.
Greg Martin is best known as the lead guitarist for the Kentucky Headhunters,
among many other bands (including Rufus Huff). "The Lowdown Hoedown"
is a weekly radio show devoted to the Blues.
Greg and Webb discuss guitars and Webb's upcoming concert in the Winterfest series in Bowling Green, KY, on Friday, February 10, 2023. The visit lasted fifteen minutes.
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On Thursday, May 19, 2022, Webb Wilder returned as a
guest on Coffee, Country & Cody
on Nashville's WSM AM 650 with host
Bill Cody.
He was there to promote his "Back at It" Birthday Bash at the
City Winery Nashville on May 22, 2022.
In addition to spinning a couple of tracks from Night Without Love,
Webb performed an acoustic version of "The Rest (Will Take Care Of Itself)."
The show can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below, or you can watch the video on YouTube.
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 Bill Cody and Webb Wilder, May 19, 2022 |
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On Friday, December 3, 2021, Webb Wilder appeared as a guest on
Knoxville's WUTK radio station to promote his show that evening at The
Corner Lounge. It was Webb's first solo show since playing at The
Corner Lounge on March 7, 2020, just before the pandemic began.
Unfortunately, I only managed to record 22 minutes of the appearance, thanks
to the stream dropping midway through.
Webb performed solo acoustic versions of "Buried Our Love," "You Might Be Lonely For A Reason," and "The Rest (Will Take Care Of Itself)" Only the firt two are in the MP3 below.
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On Friday, June 12, 2020, Webb Wilder was an on-air
guest (via telephone) on Chuck Mead's "Face the Music" program
on Nashville's WSM AM 650. Lots of great stories from Webb about his
and others' early days in Nashville. The show is 33 minutes long.
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On Thursday, February 27, 2020, Webb Wilder appeared as a
guest on Coffee, Country & Cody
on Nashville's WSM AM 650 with host
Bill Cody.
He was there to promote the release of Night Without Love, his new album
coming out April 10, 2020!
In addition to spinning new tracks "Night Without Love" and
"Holdin' On To Myself," Webb performed acoustic versions of
"The Big Deal," a new song he wrote, and "Buried Our Love,"
a song he co-wrote with R.S. Field and Suzy Elkins.
The show can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below.
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 Charlie Mattos, Jo Smith, Webb Wilder, and Bill Cody February 27, 2020 |
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On Thursday, December 5, 2019, Webb Wilder, Chloe Kimes, and
Tommy Womack performed on WMOT's "895 Session with the Voices of
WMOT" at Ridenour Studios in Murfreesboro, TN. Webb performed a number of
solo acoustic songs and told some stories in between.
Webb also debuted a new song, "The Big Deal," during the show. The song begins around the 00:32:55 mark.
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On Sunday, June 9, 2019, Webb Wilder and Tom Comet
were guests on
KPIG's "Please Stand By," with host Sleepy John. The visit was to
promote the afternoon's show at Moe's Alley.
Webb and Tom performed three acoustic songs: "The Rest (Will Take Of Itself)," a new song, "The Big Deal," and "Pretty Is As Pretty Does."
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On Sunday, March 17, 2019, 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: a cover of Them's "Here Comes The Night," "No Great Shakes," and "TCB Yodel #9."
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The September 5, 2018, episode of Craig Havighurst's "The String"
podcast featured Webb Wilder. This is the official description of the episode:
Since the 1980s and a golden age of Nashville pub rock and alt-country, Webb Wilder has been The Last of the Full Grown Men, a crowd-rousing, semi-campy, always hard rocking blend of SUN Records rock and roll, surf music and hillbilly twang. He was born and raised in Hattiesburg, MS—a music freak from the get go. He and a high school friend launched themselves into music by moving to Austin in the mid 70s. But in Nashville Webb fulfilled his identity and his destiny. He's just released Powerful Stuff! Webb Wilder and the Beatnecks: Previously Unreleased Recordings 1985–1993. It was a good chance to have a wide ranging conversation about a vibrant time in Music City that never really went away. Also, a visit with Will Greig, proprietor of the one-year old Layman Drug Co., an audio and video recording showplace in a meticulously restored 120-year-old building in a fast-changing downtown neighborhood. What does its first year in business say about the Nashville studio business environment? You can listen to the podcast below.
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On Wednesday, February 6, 2019, Webb Wilder called in to Steve Bowers's Blue Suede Forever, on WTJS 93.1 FM in Jackson, TN. The visit was streamed live on Facebook, and the video can be watched below. |
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On Saturday, October 6, 2018, Webb Wilder appeared as a
guest on the Nashville, TN, station WXNA
with host Gina Frary Bacon.
The show can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below. You can also find it on Gina's MixCloud: Webb Wilder — Live on WXNA! Recorded 2018-10-06
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On Monday, September 3, 2018, Webb Wilder appeared on
The Lowdown Hoedown with Greg Martin
on WDNS 93.3 in Bowling Green, KY. Greg Martin is best known as the lead
guitarist for the Kentucky Headhunters, among many other bands (including Rufus Huff). "The Lowdown Hoedown" is a weekly radio show devoted to the
Blues. The three-hour show consisted of Webb discussing Powerful
Stuff! and digging into the vaults for samples from influences.
The last ten minutes or so of the visit are missing because the streaming
server cut off the feed prematurely.
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On Friday, August 24, 2018, Webb Wilder appeared
on Steve Kilbride's Americana Garage on
Atlanta's WRFG.
The show can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Tuesday, May 15, 2018, Webb Wilder appeared as a
guest on the Nashville, TN, station WXNA's
Aging Hipster show, hosted by Heather Lose.
The show can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Saturday, May 12, 2018, Webb Wilder appeared as a
guest on the Austin, TX, station KOOP's
""The Singer and the Song," hosted by Rush Evans. Webb and Rush were
joined by Webb's old friend Omar Dykes of Omar & The Howlers.
The show can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below.
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 Omar Dykes, Rush Evans, and Webb Wilder — May 12, 2018 |
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On Friday, April 27, 2018, Webb Wilder appeared as a
guest on WMOT/Roots Radio's Finally
Friday from the Nashville Palace live broadcast.
The show was hosted by Whit "Whitless" Hubner.
He was there to promote the release of Powerful Stuff!
In addition to spinning "New Move" and
"Powerful Stuff," Webb performed an acoustic set
featuring "No Great Shakes," a cover of Stoney Edwards's
"Holdin' On To Myself," "If It Ain't Broke,"
and "Only A Fool"
The show can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below.
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On Friday, April 27, 2018, Webb Wilder appeared as a
guest on Coffee, Country & Cody
on Nashville's WSM AM 650 with host
Bill Cody.
He was there to promote the release of Powerful Stuff!
In addition to spinning "Ain't That A Lot Of Love" and
"Nutbush," Webb performed an acoustic version of "Only A
Fool."
The show can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below.
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 Bill Cody, Webb Wilder, and Charlie Mattos at the Country Music Hall of Fame April 27, 2018 |
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 Webb Wilder at the Country Music Hall of Fame April 27, 2018 |
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On Thursday, April 26, 2018, Webb Wilder appeared as a
guest on The Vinyl Lunch
on Nashville's Acme Radio with host Tim Hibbs.
He was there to promote the release of Powerful Stuff! and he and Tim
also spun some records from Webb's collection.
The show can be heard or downloaded as an MP3 below.
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