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The 1965 film "Doctor Zhivago"
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ARTIST ESSENTIALS
Explore Artist EssentialsGlen Campbell: a curated listening guide
Twenty-five selections move from Glen Campbell's early single and Capitol classics to the later studio albums, with original performances kept separate from remakes.
25 selections with release evidence; 17 beyond the yearly lists.
About Glen Campbell
Glen Campbell grew up in Arkansas and developed a career as both a guitarist and a singer. Before his own widespread success, he worked in Los Angeles recording sessions associated with the Wrecking Crew. His solo records connected country singing with arranged pop, including a lasting association with Jimmy Webb's songs. Television brought his music to a broader audience through The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour. Later albums such as Meet Glen Campbell and Ghost on the Canvas returned him to studio interpretations of contemporary material.
Artist background sources
Glen Campbell - official career biography
The official biography supports Arkansas roots, guitar playing, Wrecking Crew session work, country/pop crossover, the television show and later albums. Its incidental awards-year inconsistencies, promotional totals and health details are omitted from the published profile. | Retrieved 2026-10-19
Glen Campbell - Capitol/UMe original recording chronology
The official Capitol/UMe release history dates Turn Around, Look at Me to the 1961 debut single, Gentle on My Mind to 1967, Meet Glen Campbell to 2008, Ghost on the Canvas to 2011, the documentary music to 2014 and Adios to 2017. It identifies Times Like These, These Days and Good Riddance as 2008 performances. Its program separately labels the 1968 Turn Around and Look at Me as a new version. This chronology overrides incompatible embedded dates; no changing sales or award totals are used. | Retrieved 2026-10-19
Profile reviewed: 2026-10-19. Artist background does not establish a song's creative origin or release date.
1967
1968
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A song about the desire to fully embrace life and love.
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Jimmy Webb wrote this song after seeing a lone lineman working on a telephone pole.
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Jimmy Webb's song about a soldier's longing for home during the Vietnam War
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This cover of Conway Twitty's 1958 hit showcased Glen Campbell's vocal range.
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This cover of the Edwin Hawkins Singers' gospel hit showcased Glen Campbell's versatility.
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Written by Larry Weiss, the song was inspired by the struggles of aspiring performers in Nashville.
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Country Boy (You Got Your Feet in L.A.)
Glen CampbellRelease: 1975Source checked | Recent carryover
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Glen Campbell grew up in Arkansas and developed a career as both a guitarist and a singer. Before his own widespread success, he worked in Los Angeles recording sessions associated with the Wrecking Crew. His solo...
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Allen Toussaint's memories of visiting relatives in Louisiana
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Researched recording background
Glen Campbell recorded Fred Neil's Everybody's Talkin' for his farewell studio album Adios, released in 2017. Carl Jackson produced the album, and Ashley Campbell played banjo on this song. UMe's announcement...
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1960-2025. Each year contains 150 selections.