http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.4579663176948.183182.1452961290&type=1#!/media/set/?set=a.4579663176948.183182.1452961290&type=1¬if_t=like

I have photos from Tater and Kelley that I need to add. Soon....

Hunter

Great Photos!

"The goggles! They do nothing!"

I get a blank Facebook page when I click. Content removed?

You may have to be logged in to Facebook to see them, and if you are logged in, then you probably need to be Dori's FB friend to see them, unless she changes the protection on the album to allow public access.

(The link works fine for me, but I'm Dori's FB friend.)

Hunter

Perhaps Dori could post the photos to the fan page for WW? That way she won't be overwhelmed with so many wanting to become her new best (FB) friend...thinking Webb Wilder's page is over 3000 or so now.:)

Great idea, Admaven! Some of us (ahem!) aren't Facebook participants...

Ditto. You might even say some of us are allergic to it.

Yup.

downright opposed

So, guys...Facebook, like other social media, allows WW to connect to fans, soon and sure-to-be fans and people who could purchase SWAG. Posting those pictures to his FB page (which is really what I meant - sorry it wasn't clear) engages people and could potentially drive profitable revenues, aka "mo money" with little effort. Join one, join all...share it with your friends and family so they can spread the word, too. Get social. C'mon.

I certainly appreciate the value of Webb having a presence on FB, etc. Just seems to me it would be a good idea to also post photos of Webb's signature event here on the Photo page since everyone with a computer is not on Facebook, but everyone with a computer can visit webbwilder.com.

I downloaded all of Dori's photos from Facebook and will forward them all to Hunter to post here if Dori doesn't mind.

Hunter now has all the photos!

I'll get them all added soon.....

Hunter

Don't get me started on the Facebook...well, maybe a little bit.

It's a decent tool for musicians (and artists etc) to connect with their fans, and I'm sure a lot of people find it useful for staying in touch with their family and friends. OK, I get it.

I just don't think it should be mandatory.

Didn't mean to touch a sore spot...and agree none of this should be mandatory. I just see opportunities abounding for promoting WW music. Clearly I don't understand this business model; but, generally "get" most others. Just glad to have had the opportunity for my son and I to attend WW7 and appreciate all the hard work to ready it; and, the great performance from WW & The Beatnecks.

Naw, we weren't upset or anything.
Really glad that you and the offspring had a good time at WebbFest. That's why Tater, Eric et al started it! Also to get Webb in touch with more of the Loving Public, of course.

As for Webb's business model...well, I don't think he has one.
Just some Beatnecks, some songs, some guitars and a CREDO!

And the Econoline!

... which, with Mr. Lester at the wheel, is an easy target