Webb Wilder, last of the full grown men, joins our hosts to discuss his favorite obscure album, 1964's One Eye Open by Maskman and the Agents.

Musician, actor, and radio host Webb Wilder paid a virtual visit to The Vann Cave for a chat with mega-fans Matt and Tim.  Webb shared stories from the origins of his decades-long career to his latest album and video.

Webb's hangouts:

www.webbwilder.com
https://www.facebook.com/webbwilder.official/
Instagram/Twitter: @webbwilder
YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/user/webbwilderTV
Latest Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEt4NBo0ecI
Human Cannonball: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IjBXtFgqyQ

*Do not adjust your set, we had some audio problems on the Cave side during this episode.

Pop Garden RadioApril 17, 2020Woody Radio #63www.popgardenradio.com

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Webb Wilder!

On Night Without Love, Mississippi Musician Hall of Fame icon Webb Wilder pleases and shocks, soothes and rocks, and meets every un-expectation. Equally versed in two glorious worlds, Rock and Roll - with a strong side of Outlaw Country (Webb prefers the term "PROGRESSIVE Country"). He is a force on tour, and a tour de force. He is the Last of the Full Grown Men, as well as Roots Rock Royalty.

Webb Wilder & The Beatnecks have been cranking out their own brand of roots, blues, rockabilly, Ameriana and Southern Rock and Roll, since 1985 - and they just released their 10th album, Powerful Stuff.

Webb shares some cool stories, including a hilarious one about the title of his 1996 record, Acres of Suede… learning to finally get out of his own way and how to start enjoying who he is… developing his self-esteem through good times and bad… growing up in the deep south… his crush on Sharon Jones, and more. Great conversation with a really sweet guy who’s a tremendous blues and funk 6-string master:

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Webb Wilder joins us in the studio this week to talk about his new album, MISSISSIPPI MoDERNE.  We also discuss Webbfest, opening for Dave & Phil Alvin, the Wilder catalog, Webb Wilder Credo, a Johnny Burnette request and so much more on this week's Rockabilly N Blues Radio Hour!

Intro Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey

Webb Wilder- "Lucy Mae Blues"

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Webb Wilder- "Lonely Blue Boy"

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Segment 3

Webb Wilder- "Rough & Tumble Guy"

Segment 4

Webb Wilder- "I Gotta Move"

Segment 5

Webb Wilder- "Yard Dog"

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Webb Wilder- "Who Will The Next Fool Be"

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Webb Wilder- "I'm Gonna Get My Baby"

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Webb Wilder- "Stones In My Pathway (Intro)"

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Webb Wilder- "The Olde Elephant Man"

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Johnny Burnette & The Rock N Roll Trio- "Train Kept A Rollin'"

Segment 11

Webb Wilder- "Stones In My Pathway (outro)"

Webb talks about seeing The Faces live in 1971, Ian McLagan stories, seeing Mott The Hoople live in 1970, being broke down in Slidell, Louisiana, Jerry Lee Lewis stories, Ritchie Blackmore’s 200 watt Marshall, Nick Lowe stories, playing Farm Aid, the Nashville rock community in the 1980s, Dan Penn stories, etc.