1975 Susan Webb – Bye Bye Pretty Baby
Bye Bye Pretty Boy is the only album released by Jimmy Webb’s sister Susan Webb, released in 1975.
Tracks
1 Helplessly Hoping (Stephen Stills) 3:00
2 Tragedy (Fred Burch, Gerald Nelson) 2:16
3 Isn’t That So? (Jesse Winchester) 3:19
4 A Case Of You (Joni Mitchell) 4:09
5 Fingers (Susan Webb) 5:21
6 Tommy And The Rah Rahs (Paul Skylar, Susan Webb) 3:34
7 Same Old Man (Andy Roberts, David Richards, Iain Matthews) 1:53
8 For You (Susan Webb) 3:32
9 Dance To The Radio (Fred Tackett) 3:23
10 If I Were A Sailor (Paul Skylar) 2:55
11 Bye-Bye Pretty Baby (Jack Gardner, Spike Hamilton) 2:52
Musicians
| Bass | Colin Cameron |
| Bass | Joe Osborn |
| Bass | Paul Stallworth |
| Drums | Jeffrey Porcaro |
| Drums | Jim Gordon |
| Drums | Jim Keltner |
| Guitar | Dean Parks |
| Guitar | Jay Graydon |
| Guitar | Fred Tackett |
| Guitar | Albert Lee |
| Guitar | Art Munson |
| Guitar | Gib Guilbeau |
| Slide Guitar | Jesse Ed Davis |
| Keyboards | Jimmy Webb |
| Sax | Skip Mosher |
| Cello | Jesse Ehrlich |
| Percussion | Pat Murphy |
| Background Vocals | Clydie King |
| Background Vocals | Herb Pedersen |
| Vocals | Susan Webb |
Liner Notes
Producer – Jimmy Webb
Arrangement – Jimmy Webb
Arrangement (String) – Jimmy Webb (Track 6)
Arrangement (String) – Susan Webb (Track 8)
Engineer – John Haeny
Engineer (Assistant) – Gary Sadler
Recorded – Armin Steiner (Track 6)
Cover Art – John Kosh
Photography – Henry Diltz
Phonographic Copyright Anchor Records Ltd
Copyright Anchor Records Ltd
Jami
April 1, 2024 @ 01:26
Any idea how I can get a copy of these tracks. Suzan is my aunt.
admin
April 1, 2024 @ 08:53
It is posted on youtube, or discogs if you are interested in vinyl.
John Dakin
April 15, 2026 @ 11:02
Its a good album with case of you and for you being particularly good and tragedy being spectacular.
Better than Karen Carpenters solo effort.
Although google/u tube have pretty much everything for you to listen to they don’t have Tragedy. So it is “gone from me tragedy”
Susan’s most stunning vocals are those that are sparsely used on JW s albums. Particularly good on AND SO ON – On THREE SONGS she’s sensational.
Not to forget WHERE’S THE PLAYGROUND SUZIE by Glen Campbell. Susan’s not on it but shes there in spirit..
John dakin