Tim Wilson On Most Wanted Live!

January 23, 2004 (NASHVILLE, TN) – Southern comedian and Capitol Records recording artist Tim Wilson is scheduled to appear this Saturday, January 24th on CMT’s flagship series CMT Most Wanted Live. Wilson’s performance marks the first time that a comedian has been a guest on the program, hosted by Cledus T. Judd and Katie Cook.

Wilson’s comedy has been featured regularly on syndicated morning radio shows including Bob and Tom, John Boy and Billy, Steve and DC, and Rick and Bubba for over a decade. Wilson is famous not only for his relentless stand-up comedy tour schedule, but also for his hilarious topical songs including “First Baptist Bar and Grill,” “The Jeff Gordon Song,” “Chucky Cheese Hell,” and “Booty Man.”

Wilson has released six comedy albums on Capitol, including Hillbilly Homeboy, I Should’ve Married My Father-In-Law, and most recently Super Bad Sounds of the ‘70s. In addition to his comedic endeavors, Wilson recently produced a serious music project for Capitol entitled All Night All Stars, which featured performances by such southern legends as Gregg Allman, Levon Helm, Jimmy Hall, Bobby Whitlock, and T. Graham Brown.

The episode of CMT Most Wanted Live featuring Wilson and fellow Capitol artist Dierks Bentley airs on Saturday, January 24th at 6:30 p.m. ET/PT on CMT.

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COMEDIAN TIM WILSON TO APPEAR ON CMT MOST WANTED LIVE