 In 1974, Webb released "Land's End" on Asylum Records.Unlike his previous albums, which tended to be underproduced, Webb was able to achieve a more heavily produced pop/rock sound on "Land's End", which was recorded in England with the help of an all-star session band that included Joni Mitchell, Ringo Starr, and Nigel Olsson.The album contains "a thematic consistency in that most of its songs were tales of romantic discord".