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NPR : Bob Wills, the Fiddler of Western Swing
Bob Wills would have been 100 years old in 2005. NPR's John Burnett takes a look at the life of the man who with his band, the Texas Playboys, combined jazz and country music to create Western Swing. [11:19 streaming audio broadcast]
www.npr.org/

RollingStone.com: Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys
Biography and recordings.
www.rollingstone.com/

Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame: Bob Wills
Career milestones, plus a list of some of his best songs and other artists who have recorded them.
www.nashvillesongwritersfoundation.com/

Bob Wills - Texas Playboys, Family and Friends
A documentary video filmed in Turkey, Texas which includes performance footage and interviews.
www.bobwillsvideo.com/

Bob Wills Information
Short essay on Wills at the crossroads between oldtime and modern country music.
www.webspawner.com/

IMDb: Bob Wills
Film and television credits for Bob Wills as an actor. Includes very short biography.
us.imdb.com/

OLGA: Bob Wills
Guitar tablature for "Faded Love," chords for more than a dozen other Bob Wills songs. With lyrics.
www.harmony-central.com/

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys
Essay points out how Wills' style influenced rock musicians.
rockhall.com/

Wills: An Index of Australian Families
Dedicated to researching the name in Australia and around the world. Includes resource links, message boards, history center and research tools.
www.shoal.net.au/

Southern Music Network: Bob Wills
Wills created a new art form called western swing, and for over four decades influenced American popular music in general, and country and western music in particular.
www.southernmusic.net/