Table ahead. Each cell contains the description of one tape. The link to the recordings are
at the end of the cell. There can be from one to four parts roughly 15-minutes each part. The Windows
Media files are usually one part and are more than 15-minutes.
First Wildeside Tape
Starts out GREAT for the first tape.
7/1/85 to 7/4/85
Part 1 Time 15:42
Part 2
Part 3 Time 4:19
T107 Wildeside Tape #2
Talks about "Back To The Future".
7/8/85 to 7/13/85
Part 1 Time 15:00
Part 2 Time 17:27
Part 3 Time 3:59
T108 Wildeside Tape #3
Comments will be added later
7/14/85 to 7/18/85
Part 1 Time 14:56
Part 2 Time 14:35
Part 3 Time 11:14
T109 Wildeside Tape #4
Comments will be added later
7/21/85 to 7/25/85
Part 1 Time 14:59
Part 2 Time 15:19
T110 Wildeside Tape #5
Comments will be added later
7/28/85 to 8/1/85
Part 1 Time 15:13
Part 2 Time 15:13
T111 Wildeside Tape #6
Comments will be added later
8/4/85 to 8/8/85
Part 1 Time 15:00
Part 2 Time 14:56
Part 3 Time 8:27
T112 Wildeside Tape #7
Comments will be added later
8/11/85 to 8/15/85
Part 1 Time 15:11
Part 2 Time 15:23
T113 Wildeside Tape #8
Comments will be added later
8/18/85 to 8/22/85
Part 1 Time 15:34
Part 2 Time 15:09
T114 Wildeside Tape #9
Comments will be added later
8/25/85 to 8/29/85
Part 1 Time 15:07
Part 2 Time 15:21
T115 Wildeside Tape #10
Comments will be added later
Part 1 Time 15:04
Part 2 Time 15:11
Part 3 Time 10:27
T116 Wildeside Tape #11
Comments will be added later
9/22/85 to 9/26/85
Part 1 Time 16:36
Part 2 Time 14:10
T117 Wildeside Tape #12
Comments will be added later
9/29/85 to 10/3/85
Part 1 Time 16:26
Part 2 Time 15:09
Part 3 Time 14:15
T118 Wildeside Tape #13
Comments will be added later
10/6/85 to 10/10/85
Part 1 Time 16:30
Part 2 Time 14:06
T119 Wildeside Tape #14
Comments will be added later
10/13/85 to 10/17/85
Part 1 Time 15:40
Part 2 Time 15:09
T120 Wildeside Tape #15
Comments will be added later
10/20/85 to 10/24/85
Part 1 Time 16:36
Part 2 Time 14:19
T121 Wildeside Tape #16
Comments will be added later
10/25/85 to 10/29/85
Part 1 Time 14:58
Part 2 Time 15:44
T122 Wildeside Tape #17
Comments will be added later
11/3/85 to 11/7/85
Part 1 Time 18:39
Part 2 Time 13:53
T123 Wildeside Tape #18
Comments will be added later
11/10/85 to 11/14/85
Time 30:35
T124 Wildeside Tape #19
Comments will be added later
11/17/85 to 11/21/85
Time 30:37
T125 Wildeside Tape #20
Comments will be added later
11/24/85 to 11/28/85
Part 1 Time 16:51
Part 2 Time 13:49
T126 Wildeside Tape #21
Comments will be added later
12/8/85 to 12/12/85
Part 1 Time 17:00
Part 2 Time 13:58
T127 Wildeside Tape #22
Comments will be added later
12/15/85 to 12/19/85
Time 30:46
T128 Wildeside Tape #23
A Wildeside Christmas
Song: "It's Output Time In The Phone World" Song: William's version of "12 Days Of Christmas" Appearences by: Joe Besser of "The Three Stooges", Lowman & Barkley, Elmo & Patsy of "Grandma Got Run Over By A Raindeer". Plus: A Christmas Greeting From "Mother Wilde"
And a Christmas Poem From Nino Telephun
12/22/85 to 12/27/85
Part 1 Time 16:55
Part 2 Time 14:02
T129 Wildeside Tape #24
Comments will be added later
12/31/85 to 1/4/86
Time 30:35
T130 Wildeside Tape #25
Comments will be added later
1/12/86 to 1/16/86
Time 30:42
T132 Wildeside Tape #26
Comments will be added later
1/26/86 to 1/30/86
Time 30:37
T133 Wildeside Tape #27
Comments will be added later
2/2/86 to 2/6/86
Time 16:36
T134 Wildeside Tape #28
Comments will be added later
2/28/86 to 3/7/86
Time 45:36
T157 Wildeside Tape #29
Comments will be added later
6/16/91 to 6/20/91
Part 1 Time 12:57
Part 2 Time 13:49
T159 Wildeside Tape #30
William Wilde's Road Show
William drives out to a concert in the desert. Several bands
perform out in the middle of the Mojave.
7/91
Part 1 Time 15:30
Part 2 Time 12:50
T162 Wildeside Tape #31
Song: "What A Wonderful World" Sung by: William Wilde & Danny Van Nuys
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