Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Jackson Browne discusses the making of his album Standing in the Breach, how songs develop over time, and why he rarely begins a record with a clear plan.
In this interview, Browne talks about his late-night songwriting habits, rewriting and recording unfinished songs, rediscovering “The Birds of St. Marks,” the stories behind “Walls and Doors” and “You Know the Night,” working with Paul Dieter in the studio, avoiding reviews, and whether music can still change the world.
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Jackson Browne discusses the making of his album Standing in the Breach, how songs develop over time, and why he rarely begins a record with a clear plan.
In this interview, Browne talks about his late-night songwriting habits, rewriting and recording unfinished songs, rediscovering “The Birds of St. Marks,” the stories behind “Walls and Doors” and “You Know the Night,” working with Paul Dieter in the studio, avoiding reviews, and whether music can still change the world.
#jacksonbrowne
