Great venue, great show! Guys you outdid yourselves tonight. I nabbed a setlist which somehow disappeared before I got out of the club. (??) Hmmm.... I'm hoping one of my good buddies got it. I did manage to get a pic with it- which I hope to post soon....Nevertheless -- all the songs both new and old were great. I think Mississippi Honky Tonkin' stole the set. Thanks for doing Slow Death and Hoodoo...both personal faves of mine! Excellent to see many members of the Webb family and the wives/girlfriends of our guys -nice to finally meet Danna & Pam, and good to see Amy again. I do believe Jimmy's wife was there as well, though I did not get to meet her. Hope I'll get pics posted soon! 3rd and Lindsley ROCKED!

~Christina

I totally agree with you about "Honky Tonkin' (In Mississippi)!!!! It was awesome to have three incredible guitar players onstage at one time who didn't step on each other. Incredible!! Easily the highlight of the show. I thought Jimmy was gonna drive those drums into the ground. It was great to see all the "uberfans", Mrs. Comet, Mrs. Williams, and Miss Danna tonight in Music City USA! I always enjoy hanging out with y'all. More than anything, a HUGE thanks to Webb Wilder, Jimmy Lester, Tom Comet (RULES!), Bob Williams, and Joe V. McMahan for an outstanding evening of music. You guys are beyond the best in my book. Hope everybody stays safe going back home and that we all get together again soon.

Well, thanks to the both of ya'll: Tony and Christina... for coming from Johnson City and Roanoke respectively. With fans like you, we are obligated to do our dead level best! Hope the drive over and back was or is safe and enjoyable. Thanks so much for comin' not to mention the support you continue to give us which we appreciate more than you'll ever know. Glad ya liked it! It was fun. Best. WW

Roanoke to Nashvegas 433 miles from my front door, Well worth every mile,Webb you guys outdid yourselves last night, Louise and I are back in Roanoke,we have listened to the new CD 3 times already. It was great to see a show again,(Cancer ain't got nuthin on me). Christina and her folks, Tony, Mr and Mrs Tater, Mike and Dori, man it was great to see everyone again, Can't wait for the Coffee Pot Show and Richmond,Anyone traveling to Roanoke in June for that show, "COOK OUT AT BILLS HOUSE" seriously. Once again thanks for some of the best Musical Entertainment money can buy.

The Saturday show at 3rd and Lindsley was fantastic! The band was very tight, loud and energetic! It was a pleasure to see Joe on the stage and to hear the three great guitar stranglers at work on songs from the new CD. I have sent Hunter photos and one of them is a photo of the set list. I think they played all the songs on it except Who Will the Next Fool Be. It was good to see all the Webb Board members who were there and to see and meet some of the wives of the band members. You can definitely tell that these guys really shine on their Home Turf!
Dolly and I got to spend a fun weekend with the McCalvins at their new second home by Cumberland Lake, ride our motorcycle, get brunt to a crisp by the sun (11 hours of riding in 2 days), to hear our favorite musicians and to buy 5 copies of their new CD.
Thanks Webb, Jimmy, Tom, Bob and Joe. I think Dont Slander Me may become my new favorite Webb Song. The three guitars made that tune really stand out just like they did on Mississippi Honky Tonkin. Great Show, Great Time, Great People.
Lastly, but not leastly, we got to sit next to Tony King who always makes a good show even better. I hope he sends in some of the nice pictures he took with his Hubble Telescope Cameras he had with him! He was in good hands Susan.
Bill, it was good to see you at a show again. We hope to be at your cookout.

You folks have no idea how much I hated to have to miss last night's show. Instead I spent two days listening to arguments regarding such topics as government financing of food pantries, economic equality, and transportation safety/ counter-terrorism. I know that these topics are important, but that didn't make them less boring. Our bunch was in bed late Friday night and up way too early Saturday morning, and even though we were winding down fast and were ready for the long school bus ride back home, the awards ceremony was an hour and a half late getting started. We left Lynchburg, VA, and rolled back into the parking lot at JBHS at 12:06 this morning. I woke up at 1:30 this afternoon. Fortunately, the kids who went on the trip are some of the best kids we have at our school, so chaperoning was virtually effortless. I was glad to help out the debate coach. He always prefers to have a female chaperon on the trip to take care of any girl stuff. I was talking to Tony while we were waiting for the awards ceremony to start when he told me to hang on a second. Webb was then on the phone, so we chatted for a couple of minutes. Webb, I appreciate that very much. It meant a lot to me that you took a few minutes to talk with me. Tony told me all about the show; he said that it was perfect. I am not surprised. WW&BTNX never disappoint. I also appreciate the fact that so many people asked about me. You all are fantastic. Dori, Tony said he mentioned the house-hunting. I haven't a clue, either, what that means except that you get a house out of it. He did buy me some black Chuck Taylors from Famous Footwear in Opry Mills. Those are almost as good as a hunk of jewelry.
Susan

Bill, thanks for makin' the trek and the kind words. So glad you were feelin' up to it. Hope to see ya later in the Summer. Tater, well...rub some butter on yer epidermis or somethin'. You don't wanta dry up and crack like an old saddlle in Arizona or somethin'! Susan, we missed ya. glad you got to do a Rumplestiltskin though! We had fun and all of ya'll make it that much more fun. We heard some radio station's playing something from the record in Cincinatti. Well, there's one! Cheers. Webbzilla

Sounds like Y'all had some fun - fer sher.... glad the Webb heads had another great get togther - I do hate that I couldn't make the drive down to Nashvegas.

I am tentatively planning to come up to the Coffee Pot show in Roanoke again - so Bill - I may need directions to the big time Gonzo cookout -- seriously...

And my man Fried Tater - hope you didn't get Mrs. Dolly too burnt up ... gotta be good to them sweet taters ya know.

Glad everyone had safe trips to and fro...

E

Here is the setlist from Saturday night's show.

Big Time
Only One
Human Cannonball
Rough Rider
Lonely For a Reason
Pretty Little Lights of Town
Too Cool For Love
Still Water Runs Deep
She's Not Romantic
Honky Tonkin' (In Mississippi)
Sudden Stop
Loud Music
Hoodoo Witch
She Won't Come Around
Ju Ju Man
Changing Colors
Pretty Is As Pretty Does
Don't Slander Me
Slow Death
Tough It Out

Tater's photos from this show can be found here:

http://www.webbwilder.com/?goto=fan_photos&gig=101

Hunter

What an evening it was at 3rd & Lindsley! After a day of south central Kentucky sight seeing with those fine Chandler folk, it was off to Nashville. It was great to see Bill & Louise!!! Glad you are getting well and beating this thing. Always enjoy Tony's company yet Susan was greatly missed. Nice to see Susan K again and Christina and her family. Always enjoy seeing band wives Amy & Pam. Danna, sorry we missed you. The band put out a fine dose of R & R and Joe V was a fine addition. Hope to see y'all at Jim Porters in late May. Thanks again to Jim & Dolly, you guys are the best. Webb, thanks for everything you do!
Mike & Dori

Mike, dori: Ya'll are Wilderians of the highest order! Tater: Good photos, Spud! thanks. WW