 Webb's most representative and popular album was her third, "Songs of a Stranger", which was derived from her concert repertory of other writers' music, including Jimmy Webb ("P.F.Sloan"), Nick Drake ("Time Has Told Me"), Townes Van Zandt ("If I Needed You"), and Phil Ochs ("Jim Dean of Indiana").Webb remains based in England, where her work on such radio programs as "Saturday Sequence", coupled with periodic album releases and projects, such as the dance score "Klub Anima" (co-written with Leon), and singing and production work with artists such as Marillion's Steve Hogarth have sustained her career in music.