Born to Be Wilder

Tough It Out Landslide Records is proud to present Tough It Out!, the first-ever live DVD from Nashville-based Webb Wilder and the definitive concert video of the man, the legend and the electrifying artist. Recorded in August 2005 at WorkPlay in Birmingham, Alabama, in front of a very enthus...	It Came From Nashville, The Deluxe Full Grown Edition It Came From Nashville, digitally remastered, supplemented with six unreleased live tracks, new notes and photos, and subtitled The Deluxe Full Grown Edition (LAN-1029).  It's a collector's item for old and new fans alike from an act that continues to rock venues coast to coast....	From the Reach Singer, songwriter and Louisiana slide guitar phenom Sonny Landreth's first studio album in five years unites his band with a who's who of musical guests for a set of all-original roots rock tinged with the blues and New Orleans soul. Featured guitarists and vocalists include Eri...	About Time	Mudcrutch "I just finished a record with Mudcrutch, my old band before the Heartbreakers. I am over the moon about it. I couldn't have hoped for it to be as good as it came out." In summer 2007, Tom Petty reunited Mudcrutch, consisting of himself, Heartbreakers Mike Campbell and Benmont Te...
Just Us Kids	Brighter Than Creation's Dark DBT s brand new album is a Southern gothic rock n' roll masterpiece with 19 songs adding up to over 75 minutes of pure rock n roll. The band continues its notorious 3-guitar attack with the promotion of longtime sidekick John Neff to full member. Patterson Hood contributes 9 song...	Night Train to Nashville Following the release of "Brother to the Blues" in the spring of 2006, the Blues Foundation convened in Memphis on May 10, 2007, for their annual Blues Music Awards ceremony and honored guitarist Tab Benoit with the dual awards of B.B. King Entertainer of the Year and Best Contem...	Mess of Blues	Scattered, Smothered and Covered: A Webb Wilder Overview This is the first CD collection to highlight Webb Wilder's recordings from the three albums he recorded for Watermelon Records, the Austin, Texas based label. All songs except the tracks taken from the CD It Came From Nashville (which was recently reissued) have been not been av...

The Idol of Idle Youth - Live, Pick Up On It!
What a treat this new LIVE CD from Webb Wilder is! It's better than the sparcely attended LIVE DVD performance from Birmingham back in 2005. Keep Toughing It Out, Webb! Another winner in the stalbe of the following releases: It Came From Nashville ***.5 (1/2 LIVE) Hybrid Vigor **** Doo Dad **** Town and Country **** Acres of Suede **** About Time **** Scattered, Smothered, Covered [Best Of...] ****

The Last of the Full Grown Men Proves That He Was Born To Be Wilder!!
This is a great live show recorded in August 2005. It captures the energy of a Webb Wilder and the Beatnecks show. Webb and the Beatnecks sound great. The lineup on this CD is Webb on vocals and leading the triple guitar assault with Tony Bowles and George "The Tone Chaperone" Bradfute, Tom Comet on bass and Jimmy Lester on drums. I am a big fan of the man and the band and I must say it is one of my favorite CDs. Don't just take my word for it. This is what the press has to say about Webb and the Beatnecks: If bands were cigarette brands, Webb Wilder and the Beatnecks would be Lucky Strikes. Unhyped, unfiltered, and probably dangerous in large doses. - Macon Telegraph "If Webb Wilder and his band are passing within 300 miles of your town, don't miss them!" - Vintage Guitar Magazine "Wilder is one of America's most interesting characters, with a credo to call his own, raw talent, charismatic personality and rabid cult following." - Country Standard Time "Webb Wilder might be lacking in a few things - such as massive record sales and mainstream notoriety - but confidence is not one of them. First of all he has a credo. Wimps don't have credos. Wilder also nicknamed himself 'The Last of the Full Grown Men' partly because he's a fairly large dude, partly cause other guys are sissies." - Broward-Palm Beach New Times In closing: Webb Wilder: Great Man. Webb and the Beatnecks: Great Band. Born To Be Wilder: Great Music. Do yourself a favor and pick it up on pick up on it!