Set list:

1st set
1 Big Time
2 Human Cannonball
3 Rough Rider
4 The Only One
5 If Youre Looking For A Fool
6 Pretty Lights Of Town
7 Changing Colors
8 Juju Man
9 Sudden Stop
10 Still Water Runs Deep
11 Come Around
12 Slow Death
13 Tought It Out

2nd set
1 Honky Tonkin In Mississippi
2 You Might Be Lonely For Reason
3 Shes Not Romantic
4 Sputnik
5 Pretty Is As Pretty Does
6 One Taste Of The Bait
7 Too Cool For Love
8 Loud Music
9 Who Will The Next Fool Be
10 Hoodoo Witch
11 Hittin Where It Hurts
12 Aint That Lovin You Baby
13 Jimmy Reed Is The King Of Rock And Roll
14 Baby Please Dont Go

Glenn
Thanks for posting the set list. Always nice to get a feel of what was sung at the gigs fans can't make. Not like being there but gives one a little taste of what was missed.

Mark

Glenn:

Good to see you here. Thanks for the review. Hope all is well!

Ken

We were there, it was great. Thanks Webb and the guys!

Thanks to all of ya'll!! WW

I was there with my whole family and got to meet Webb during the intermission. I love the new CD, especially the songs WW wrote. It's funny, the first time I listened to the CD, I was able to pick out the songs he wrote himself, without even looking at the credits. He really has a gift for songwriting with distinctive melodies and phrasing.

Anyway, it was great to hear them play most of the new CD live. I was impressed at how tight the new material sounded. He was kind enough to pose for a picture with my two sons. My four-year-old was in awe, since we've been watching the live video a lot leading up to the show. Thanks for a great show.

Gee, Tom. Thanks! I ain't got the words...WW

Innsbrook was a beautiful venue out in the middle of some fine country scenery. There was a large crowd and they all seemed to love the music. It was a family affair, people brought friends, kids and pets to the show which was also watched by dozens of horses in attendance in the next field over. The band sounded very good from way back at the SWAG table but I had a good view of everything and the sound system was loud even back where I was. I really enjoyed this show that capped off a great born to see Wilder weekend. I met several die-hard long time Webb fans at this show. I will send Hunter some photos tomorrow.

The band kicked arse at the Innsbrook show, and the bucolic surroundings only added to the enjoyment. We were amazed that the Tater Tots stayed at the Motel to swim and missed out on the scenery, horses, dogs, music and fun. That Dori sure is an animal lover-can you believe she took a pair of tiny raccoon cubs on the trip so she could take care of them? That's dedicated!

Forgot to mention that I was shocked-SHOCKED, I tell you-that they didn't do Down On the Farm at Innsbrook. The setting was perfect, and I believe one of the horses actually requested it.

Photos from Sweet Tater and Brian Ledford:

http://www.webbwilder.com/?goto=fan_photos&gig=105

I woulda liked to see them horses doin' the Huckabuck.

Nice work fellers- there are some really good pictures here!
And you're right- 'Down on the Farm' would have been a logical choice

I was there. It was almost too good to be true. Great venue. It was on a farm, but it was a wooded area nearby. The horses didn't seem to mind the music. The music was great. Sound system was just right. They had concessions, but they let you bring your own coolers and food. Got to meet Webb, who was very gracious and friendly. Webb autographed my wife's shirt that she was wearing. What else could you ask?