This may have been touched on prior to RIGHT NOW, but what are the demographics of the Webb Base? I live in Austin MN and it is hard to see Webb. Have adored him and his band since the first time over 20 years ago. Since the removal of my ankle bracelet, with a wire cutter, hope to see him more before I expire. Lets have a Webb Fest locally.

Quantico, VA (No, I'm not a Marine)

Huntsville, AL. (My pre-frontal lobotomy is healing nicely, thank you.)

Mexico Missouri

Kingsport, TN

So did you feel that earthquake last night, Kevv?

Forgot to mention: I am also a man of the cloth (diapers).

Piney Flats, TN (way too close to Frank...lol)

E

Used to live between a cornfield and a beanfield, but now it's all corn~ Galva, IL

happiest town on earth -- Joy, il

Jeopardizing that free beer in August, E? :-)

Soy de Espana pero ahora vivo en Paraguay.

NoGreatShakes said:
>> Quantico, VA (No, I'm not a Marine)

CIA then? :-)

Monroe, New York

Grand Rapids, MI. Webb needs to get up here and and play loud music soon.

Blountville, tn..near the airport ...via McClure, Va.

Westland, Michigan

Houston, TX

Surrounded by cornfields & not much else - Giltner, NE

Jo

River to the left, hills to the right. A small podunk town in the Commonwealth of VA...not the state of, but the Commonwealth of VA. Woodbridge, where you can find a cool glass of southern sweet tea just south of the Mason Dixon line.

Quantico holds the FBI training center so I doubt NoGreatShakes is CIA,

Bloomington Indiana

Clayton, Delaware though in a few weeks it will be Oregon unless passing thru Nashville i land a job with Gibson guitars lol.

Shepherdsville, KY

Lincoln, Nebraska

MM

Motorshooter, you're right... I was thinking of Langley, VA. Oops!

Walled Lake, MI

Fred, I worked in Southfield for a bit over a year once, and a good friend I made during that time still lives in Walled Lake.

I could never figure out why it was called Walled Lake though! Uh, nix that, Wikipedia has the answer! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walled_Lake,_Michigan#Origins_of_the_Name

12.8 miles north of Boston Massachusetts. Enduring a 16 year DROUGHT of Webb Wilder and the Beatnecks in the area. My doctor says if Webb doesn't get here soon, I may be done. Save me Webb....SAVE ME and all my family and friends that need to be Wilderized again!

Dennis

Susan and I are in Nashvegas and we are going to see Webb Wilder at 3rd and Lindsley. YEEHAW!!

Hey Omatic,

So where did you work for that year? I just finished working in Southfield myself. Not the best part of Detroit, but certainly not the worst.

I was consulting on HR software at Ameritech from spring '93 to summer '94.

Hey Frank... I wouldn't do anything to jeapordize that...

did you notice Yardmaster is even closer = he's from Blountville.... that's 3 Sullivan Countians on this board alone.

E

on Springlake near Manito IL.

East Norwich, NY

Kansas City, MO

Roanoke, VA

Elgin, IL.

Glen and I are in Nashvegas. - Brenda

Howdy from Vienna ... not Austria, but the Commonwealth of Virginia

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Dry Branch, GA (about 15 to 20 miles from Macon). I have attended Webb's shows in Asheville, NC, Greenville, SC, Atlanta, Macon, GA, & Jasper, GA, multiple times in NC, SC, and Atlanta. A band I was in opened for Webb once (can't remember which city), and that was one of the most fun shows I have ever played in. It is great to see how widespread his popularity is, judging from the list of fans/cities on this thread. Not surprising, though, since it is one of the best live shows that you can go see/hear.

Roanoke VA

Seattle, WA

Webb, can you get back out West? Last time you were here was in '97!

Lynchburg,VA - The Ellington is a fantastic place to absorb the "WOW of Wilder. We miss ya' here Full Grown Man, could sure use some good music 'round these parts. Snake, my wife and I enjoyed meeting you at The Pot. That already seems like forever ago!!

Oklahoma City

Union MO. about a 35-40 minute to St. Louis.

Originally I'm from Pig Knuckle Arkansas but I decided to move to an even more obscure location so now I live near Buckwheat and Tater by Beaver, OH.

D.C. transplant in Louisville,KY

Johnson City, TN via Erwin, TN

If you keep coming this way Tony - you'll soon be in Piney Flats and then Susan can come southward and she would be in Piney Flats.... I think I know of a couple good love nests for sale around here... get you both right in between where you work.... we're all still waiting on that magic proposal and of course a Webb Wilder Wedding.... hint hint

E

Awwwww, how sweet, Eric, that you are thinking of us. Let us know when the house next door to yours goes up for sale. If we all become neighbors, then we can carpool to Webb shows!

Oh, and I am in Bristol, Virginia, spiraling south toward Piney Flats, Tennessee.

NKC ,Mo

Hattiesburg, MS. Come home soon for a show, Webb!

Eric, I was born in JC and drove to Bristol often to see my Grandmother. My sister would mistakenly say we were going through "Tiny Flats". Not so tiny any more. Lots has changed there in 35-40 years.( Man, I am starting to get old.)

Pammy Lee and I live in St. Louis. Not the County, not the suburbs, not Sauget, the actual City of St. Louis about 10 minutes from Lucas School House.
Some locals now refer to this 'ol town as "The Lou". We try to avoid that.

Hey Tommy Lee, my great-aunt still lives in her brownstone a few blocks from where Busch Stadium was. Is that near where you are talking about? I think she lives on Olive St.. I'm originally from Rolla, MO.

Trying to help you out Susan... but I can't do the proposing ... I can tell Tony that I know of several houses for sale, a recent subdivision that has several new houses, a totally new subdivision that they are still doing the grade work for so they can begin putting in water, sewer... so they can build.... AND I have a friend who is a contractor that is building a new subdivision off Allison Rd. He can build your house anyway you want it ... and his sites are ready to build on waiting for Mr. King to come by and make an offer... (maybe I can get a kickback out of this) ... and we'd still be neighbors and do that carpool... going to have to if gas keeps climbing.

Hey Billy - that is very interesting... feel free to come Home at the end of June and see Webb at his Home away from Home -- the Down Home. I never called it "Tiny" Flats before - and I drove through many many times before I moved here ('95)... but your right - the name did fit - but not as much anymore.

E

TommyLee - Had a conversation very similar to what you described recently when we told someone we lived in Nashville, and he said, "Yeah, I know that, but where do you actually live? Hendersonville, Franklin, Brentwood?" Don't know why it's so hard to believe, but we live in Nashville pretty close to Vanderbilt.

Brenda

Brenda? Is the dive bar with the garage door sides still there? We ate there one night, and it was great.

Nese, we don't live really close to your great aunt, we're in the southern part of the city just off Hampton Ave. Lots of gingerbread-style brick houses with neat little yards, most built in the 1930s.
We like it here, it's a nice neighborhood with many restaurants, stores etc within walking distance. As Brenda says, in a city of 350,000 within a metro area of about 4 million, people tend to assume that you live in the suburbs.

Well, I live in the SUBURBS of St. Louis, though I'm not sure which one, because I'm on a border. Depends on which authority figure asks...

I do love to venture into the city, especially down TommyLee, PammyLee, and Lucas House's way.

Hey brandmanjr - hope to see you on May 30th at Lucas!

You will! I can't wait!

Jean ! See you at the May show at Knucklehead's !

motherbear, i hope to be there.

Buckwheat and I, both have luxurious estates (Stately Buckwheat Manor and Tater Acres) that are located at the approximate confluence of two mighty creeks (The Big and Little Chandlers as we call them), in Pike County, Ohio near Beaver. We look down our noses with "stuck-up" disdain at the Hovel where our neighbor, the Raliegh Lamma lives. His place has brought down our property values about as much as the value of my truck fluctuates when I fill it up with gas.

My crib be in KY(Brewers to be exact). Up from Webb, Left and down from Tater and down and right from Tommy Lee. I can also relate to the younger generashun wit my talk.

High on a hill...at Stonington Manor

CharlieScott? I don't expect you'll get this, but I just found it so I'm answering. I'm a little behind on my reading. No, I don't know anything about the dive bar with the garage door sides, but could it be Brown's Diner?

Brenda

Bowling Green, KY

You'd think with the NoVAians on this board we could get Webb to come on out this direction more often.