The legendary writer of “Wichita Lineman,” “By the Time I Get to Phoenix,” “MacArthur Park” and many more discusses his hits, his history and his tenure on the ASCAP board! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/jimmy-webb/id1316200737?i=1000667071654       https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/9ff4fb19-54d4-41ae-ae7a-8a6f8d3dafa8/episodes/8a152c29-0c62-4931-80aa-9d5a2de36512/the-bob-lefsetz-podcast-jimmy-webb

Re: Midnight Rider This clip sums up why talent cannot remain hidden forever. It’s simple, profound, touching, and deeply human… Olivier Chastan 1 You could never know this guy. He was too laid back, too cool, and back then there was no access. Even more you wanted to BE this guy. Cool with charisma. You […]

Is it forever? You’ve got to know the first Allman Brothers album was a stiff. Most people were completely unaware of it, but some purchased it after the band blew up as one half of “Beginnings,” which packaged the first two records together. But that first album is a monster, it’s got the original version […]

You have to sign more acts in more genres and stay with them for many years. That is the only way for the major labels to maintain market share. They just aren’t making enough bets. They’re still mired in MTV thinking. I.e. there are a handful of universal hits and you want to control them. […]