Comments on: Who is Webb Wilder? http://www.allpar.com/weblogs/2006/03/02/who-is-webb-wilder/ Chrysler, car, and other discussions by Allpar contributors Wed, 10 Aug 2011 22:43:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: John Crawford http://www.allpar.com/weblogs/2006/03/02/who-is-webb-wilder/comment-page-1/#comment-77368 John Crawford Wed, 25 Mar 2009 00:23:21 +0000 http://www.allpar.com/weblogs/?p=101#comment-77368 I would like to know what was the name of Webb's first band. I think the name that had something to do with the railroad. I would also like to know if NS Railroad's CEO Wic Morman was in that band. Thank you. John Crawford I would like to know what was the name of Webb’s first band. I think the name that had something to do with the railroad. I would also like to know if NS Railroad’s CEO Wic Morman was in that band. Thank you. John Crawford

]]> By: TommyLee http://www.allpar.com/weblogs/2006/03/02/who-is-webb-wilder/comment-page-1/#comment-181 TommyLee Tue, 07 Mar 2006 14:43:53 +0000 http://www.allpar.com/weblogs/?p=101#comment-181 Webb is the greatest. His music is unique-check out the www.webwilder.com site, and don't miss a chance to see him play live. He mostly gigs around the South, Tennessee-Georgia-Virginia, but also visits the Chicago and St. Louis areas pretty regularly. Webb also has at least one other Mopar reference in his songs. On Doo Dad he covers the old Joe Williams blues tune "Baby Please Don't Go" and tells a story in the middle about meeting Joe once, and Joe is "...behind the wheel of a Plymouth Fury III"! Just what a bluesman would drive. Webb is the greatest. His music is unique-check out the http://www.webwilder.com site, and don’t miss a chance to see him play live. He mostly gigs around the South, Tennessee-Georgia-Virginia, but also visits the Chicago and St. Louis areas pretty regularly. Webb also has at least one other Mopar reference in his songs. On Doo Dad he covers the old Joe Williams blues tune “Baby Please Don’t Go” and tells a story in the middle about meeting Joe once, and Joe is “…behind the wheel of a Plymouth Fury III”! Just what a bluesman would drive.

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