Glen Campbell has released his latest album See You There, which is likely to be his last given his ongoing battle with Alzheimer's Disease.

The legendary singer-songwriter recorded five of the twelve tracks during sessions for his 2011 album 'Ghost On The Canvas,' though the other seven tracks will all be familiar to fans. They include: 'Hey Little One,' 'Wichita Lineman,' 'Gentle On My Mind,' 'Galveston,' 'By The Time I Get To Phoenix,' 'True Grit,' and 'Rhinestone Cowboy.'

Interestingly, and to Campbell's credit, the versions are not simply remakes of the classic songs and gone are the strings that became a staple of the singer's Al De Lory-produced era. Instead, there's some steel guitar on the likes of 'Wichita Lineman' and new guitar work on 'Rhinestone Cowboy.'

Dave Kaplan, the founder of Campbell's label Surfdog, oversaw the making of the new album. "Glen and this record are not just another release," he told Billboard. "Obviously, with all the facts surrounding his health and everything else. I'm just proud to have any involvement with him. I'm in awe of everything about him."

Recalling his first memories of the singer, Kaplan explained, "My first exposure to Glen was sitting around the living room with my family - three kids, mom and dad, watching the Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour.

At that age, I didn't really grasp what a great vocalist or talent he was, I just knew he was such an engaging man on TV. I remembered 'Gentle On My Mind.' which to me, was my Ground Zero for Glen Campbell."

On the difficulties of revisiting Campbell's back catalogue, Kaplan added, "Wichita Lineman' was about as close to perfect as you'd ever get. So, to do it again, you'd better have something to say. I say 'you' as in me.

"You'd better have a good reason to do songs like that again, a reason that justifies itself. That's why we put things like lonely harmonicas, Hammond B-3, and a different presentation that we hope makes people appreciate it and smile like we did."

Watch the video for Glen Campbell's 'Rhinestone Cowboy':

Clearly, a comparison could be made to Johnny Cash's American IV: The Man Comes Around, the final album by Johnny Cash that garnered some of the strongest reviews of the legendary musician's career. It featured Cash's famous cover of the Nine Inch Nails song 'Hurt' and won the singer a Grammy Award for Best Country Male Vocal Performance for 'Give My Love To Rose' - a song originally recorded in the late 1950s. The video for 'Hurt' also won a Grammy award.

Campbell - an inductee of the Country Music Hall of Fame - was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in early 2011 after suffering short-term memory loss for years. He performed his final live show in Napa, California on November 30, 2012. 

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