Excellent show tonight. You guys were hot.
nita

Yes, it was a great show- Thank you Webb, Tom, Bob and Jimmy- I loved every minute! And so nice that Tater and Dolly made their first visit to Fitzgeralds, and brought some friends, Tom & Laura, along. It was so good to spend some time with you.

Can't even imagine the evening without Curtis, Roger, Jen and Mary being there, and seeing them put the final touch on a perfect night. Hope everyone had a safe journey home, and enjoy this beautiful Sunday!

Thanks! It WAS a special night with so many Uber Wilderians in the house! Thanks for comin'! WW

It was our first trip to Fitzgerald's and it was long overdue. We stayed with our friends Tom and Laura and got to hang out with Linda Fay, Roger Huseman and his friend Curtis. We also met Mary and Jen, two rabid Webb Fans. Here is the set list:
1. No Great Shakes
2. Wild Honey
3. One Taste of the Bait
4. Pretty Little Lights of Town
5. More Like Me
6. Burnin'
7. The Only One
8. I Gotta Move
9. It Takes Time
10. Every Day I Kick Myself
11. King of The Hill
12. Baby Please Don't Go
13. Lookin' For a Fool
14. Ju Ju Man
15. Meet Your New Landlord
16. Pretty Is
17. Worried Life Blues
18. Poolside
19. Tough It Out
Encore:

Human Cannonball
Jumpin' Jack Flash

Webb lit that place up like a Slot Machine that paid off in Silver Dollars! It was standing Room Only and the band put on one of the best shows I've seen anywhere. Chicago can't get enough of Webb and the Beatnecks. Jimmy, Tom and Bob were all spot on and all seemed to really enjoy the energy from the crowd.

The Weeping Willows opened for Webb and played a lot of Patsy Cline music. They had a Steel Guitar Player who was awesome.

It was well worth the 350 mile drive to see Webb in one of his more famous venues. We'll definitely go back for more next time he plays there.

Thanks, yer Spudliness! Only wish could have visited with you and Dolly more! WW

"8. I Gotta Move"


Is that the Kinks tune?

Yep. Trivia question ( can't remember the answer) Which early Kinks hit is it the flip side of? WW

I attempted to get tue webcast roll'n , but was unsuccessful.

Which early Kinks hit is it the flip side of?

All Day and All of the Night!

Thanks! I knew it was one of the two biggies...the other being "You Really Got Me." They are two of the most important and influential Rock and Roll recordings of all time without a doubt. WW

I couldn't come up with the hit side of "I Gotta Move". I was thinking maybe " 'Til the End of the Day", but couldn't be sure, so I asked my brother. He knew that it was "All Day and All of the Night", and mentioned that the flip side of "You Really Got Me" was "It's All Right".

Quotin' JC:
>> I attempted to get tue webcast roll'n , but was unsuccessful.

It worked on one of my PCs, but not so well on the other. I think using IE8 helped - instead of Firefox - but I'm not sure if it was that, or just that I refreshed the page. It wasn't completely bulletproof, that much is known.

Also, for a good long time, the camera was pointed up at the lights. :-/ Fortunately somebody noticed and re-aimed it after maybe 20-30 minutes.

Nevertheless, it was good to "be" there in some way. Tater, Dolly, Linda et.al.! Sorry I missed you folks. Had to work a long night Friday night and it just wasn't happenin'.

The webcast didn't work for me with either Firefox or Chrome, only IE (really? I thought those days were behind us).

The show is archived there, if anyone still wants to see it. The image was extremely dark, then there's the pointing-to-the-lights time that omatic mentioned. But the sound wasn't too bad.

Hunter

Thanks guys, I'll give it another whirl.

I was able to watch the entire thing w/ no problem. Wonderful performance by WW & "the boys" ! Funny: the performance by Weepin' Willows was virtually flawless in terms of audio & video. Webb's show on the other hand tended to buffer somewhat (audio sometimes cut out for 3-5 seconds but then resumed right where it left off in any given song) and then there was the camera pointing at the lights for 20-30 minutes...all told, though, it was a great performance and I really hope that WW does this thing again with the live broadcast ; I enjoyed the show immensely and could NOT swing the 1000-miles-each-way road trip. Thanks a lot. PS - for the WW diehard fans, the audio of the webcast is extremely easy to record ; I don't know how one could record the video portion.......