A singer-songwriter steps out front to interpret his own compositions, in an era where that was a rarer thing for a writer of his stature. It's a fascinating document of a composer in transition.
- The album was recorded at Columbia Studios in Hollywood, with the legendary Joe Raposo serving as musical director and arranger.
- It features re-recordings of many of Webb's most famous songs, including "MacArthur Park," "By the Time I Get to Phoenix," and "Wichita Lineman."
- The album reached number 103 on the Billboard 200 chart.
James Webb is a songwriter and singer from Oklahoma, known for his intricate, orchestral pop arrangements and ambitious lyrical themes. This 1968 album found him stepping into the spotlight as a performer, a move that would be largely overshadowed by his continued success as a producer and writer for other artists.
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