Jimmy Webb on his epic hits and wild drinking days
In an interview with the Guardian by Dave Simpson, 80-year-old American songwriter Jimmy Webb discusses the stories behind his classic 1960s hits such as Wichita Lineman, MacArthur Park and Galveston. Webb recalls his collaborations and friendships with music and film legends including Glen Campbell, Frank Sinatra, Richard Harris and Harry Nilsson. Having been sober since 2002, the veteran songwriter has returned with a new album of previously unheard tracks titled Yours for the Taking: The Found Songs of Jimmy Webb, proving that he remains active and creative in his ninth decade.

