David Crosby, Thousand Roads (May 4, 1993)
277. Too Young to Die ** (with JW on piano)
JW: Suspending Disbelief (Elektra Sept. 7, 1993)
Too Young to Die **(see D. Crosby, just above)
I Don't Know How to Love Her Anymore (from musical Instant Intimacy 1992)
278. Elvis and Me **
279. It Won't Bring Her Back **
280. Sandy Cove *
281. Friends to Burn *
What Does A Woman See in a Man * (from musical Instant Intimacy 1992)
Postcard from Paris **
Just Like Always **
Adios **
I Will Arise / I'll Fly Away ** (trad./Brumley, arr. Webb)
Michael Feinstein, Forever (Elektra 1993)
282. Time Enough for Love
Garfunkel, Up 'Til Now (Columbia Oct. 28, 1993)
All I Know (new version with Webb on piano)
283. Skywriter ** (recorded live in 1988; Nicky Hopkins, piano)
The Decree (taken from Animal's Christmas)
All My Love's Laughter (JW on piano, Larry Coryell on guitar)
Linda Ronstadt, Winter Light (Elektra 1993) (1994?)
Do What You Gotta Do
284. You Can't Treat the Wrong Man Right
JW, Archive: 1970-1977 (WEA, 1993) (CD released in England and Europe only). Retrospective of the early solo albums. Contents: P.F. Sloan, Love Song, Three Songs // Met Her on a Plane, All My Love's Laughter, One Lady, If Ships Were Made to Sail // Galveston, Once in the Morning, When Can Brown Begin, Piano // The Highwayman, Christiaan No, Where the Universes Are, The Moon's a Harsh Mistress, // Just This One Time, Feet in the Sunshine, Lady Fits Her Blue Jeans, Crying in My Sleep, Lands's End/Asleep on the Wind.
1994 In Their Own Words, Volume One (Razor & Tie Music, 1994)
Wichita Lineman (performed by JW)
Nanci Griffith, with Jimmy Webb, on Red, Hot & Country (Mercury 1994)
If These Walls Could Speak
Rosemary Clooney: Demi-Centennial (Oct./Nov. 1994)
285. Time Flies
1995
Michael Feinstein, Such Sweet Sorrow (1995)
Wasn't There a Moment (JW on piano, arranger; from musical Instant Intimacy 1992)
286. Snow-Covered Christmas (written in or before 1995; not yet released; JW performed it live in 1995)
1996 Ten Easy Pieces (Guardian 1996)
Galveston ***
Highwayman **
Wichita Lineman ***
The Moon's a Harsh Mistress ***
By the Time I Get to Phoenix **
If These Walls Could Speak ***
Didn't We
Worst That Could Happen
All I Know **
McArthur Park **
1997
Carly Simon, Film Noir (Arista 1997). Whole album co-produced by JW and CS, with piano by JW on 6 cuts. He sings a duet with CS on "Spring Will Be A Little Late This Year (Loesser).
287. Film Noir (JW/CS)
MUSICALS:
His Own Dark City (partly autobiographical). Before 1971.
Dandelion Wine, with Ray Bradbury. Before Oct. 1989. Ca. 1988.
288. Kangaroo Tennis Shoes*
Scandals, with Michael Bennett
Children's Crusade, with Michael Bennett
Only One Life* (also GC, 1992)
Instant Intimacy (see 1992) DATES UNKNOWN
289. Garfunkel: Fingerpaint Me (=Fingerpainting?) (B 3.21)
290. Nobody Likes To Hear a Rich Boy Sing the Blues (B 3.11)
291. No Signs Of Age (B 3.11)
292. Suite for Piano and Strings (B 3.28)
293. Music for some episodes of Tales from the Crypt COMPILATIONS
Richard Harris, The Webb Sessions (Raven, in Australia). Including Tramp Shining and Yard With the Richard Harris single "One of the Nicer Things."
And Someone Left the Cake Out in the Rain: The Classic Songs of Jimmy Webb (Polygram)
Johny Mann Singers: Up, Up and Away. Glen Campbell: Wichita L, Galveston, Where's the Playground, By the Time I Get to Phoenix. Four Tops, Do What You Gotta Do. Thelma Houston, Someone Is Standing Outside. Judy Collins, The Moon is a Harsh Mistress. Joe Cocker, It's a Sin. Linda Ronstadt: Still Within the Sound of My Voice. Garfunkel, All I Know (1989 version with JW on piano). The Highwayman: The Highwayman. Dusty Springfield, The Magic Garden. Donna Summer, McArthur Park. Richard Harris, McArthur Park. Bill Medley, If This Were the Last Song. Scott Walker, If Ships Were Made to Sail. (B 3.9)
WEBB RELATED Bye Bye Pretty Baby, Susan Webb (Anchor 1975)
