Webb Wilder

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Webb Wilder
Cover of Webb Wilder's Corn Flicks
Background information
Origin	Hattiesburg, MS, United States
Genre(s)	Country, Rock, Surf
Instrument(s)	vocals, guitar
Associated acts	The Drapes The Beatnecks The Nashvegans
Website	webbwilder.com

Webb Wilder (born John Webb McMurray, 1954, Hattiesburg, MS) is a musician who famously mixes the sounds of country, surf guitar and rock & roll. He also produced an award-winning collection of short films under the title of Corn Flicks. Wilder's Corn Flicks consists of three stories: Private Eye, Horror Hayride and Aunt Hallie. He currently resides in Nashville, TN.

[edit] Truncated Filmography

Corn Flicks (1992) consisted of three short films, including:

Webb Wilder Private Eye

Grand prize winner of the Texas Union National Student Film Competition
Aired repeatedly on the A&E Network and the USA Network show Night Flight

Horror Hay Ride

Won Silver Hugo Award at the Chicago International Film Festival
Awarded three stars by the Chicago Tribune
Presented at the New Orleans Film & Video and Dallas Video Festivals

Aunt Hallie

Scattergun (2007)

[edit] Truncated Discography

Album Cover	Date of Release	Title	Label	Producer
	1989	Hybrid Vigor	Island Records	R.S. Field for Praxis International
	1991	Doo Dad	Zoo/Praxis/BMG	R.S. Field
	1993	It Came From Nashville	Watermelon Records	R.S. Field
	1995	Town and Country	Watermelon Records	R.S. Field, George Bradfute, Webb & the Nashvegans
	1996	Acres of Suede	Watermelon Records	R.S. Field and Scott Baggett
	2005	About Time	Landslide	R.S. Field
	2005	Scattered, Smothered and Covered	Varese Sarabande	Various
	2006	Born To Be Wilder	Landslide	R.S.Field