About this album
Where they were
Released on May 30, 1989, 'White Limozeen' marked Dolly Parton's return to commercial success following a period of fluctuating popularity. This album came after her notable crossover into pop music during the late 1970s and early 1980s, and it showcased her ability to adapt while remaining true to her country roots.
Why it matters
'White Limozeen' was significant for its chart performance, reaching No. 12 on the Billboard Country Albums chart and revitalizing Parton's presence in the country music scene. The album received positive critical reception and underscored her versatility as an artist, appealing to both country and pop audiences.
Essential tracks
- "Why’d You Come in Here Lookin’ Like That" — This track combines catchy hooks with a playful narrative, embodying Dolly's wit and charm that appeals to a wide audience.
- "He’s Alive" — 'He’s Alive' showcases Dolly's gospel influences and emotional storytelling, making it one of the standout tracks that resonate deeply with listeners.
- "Slow Healing Heart" — This song highlights Dolly’s poignant lyricism and vocal delivery, reflecting themes of love and healing that many fans connect with.
- "The Moon, the Stars and Me" — With its romantic imagery and lush instrumentation, this track exemplifies Dolly's ability to weave personal narratives into her music.
Release Date
May 30, 1989
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Time for Me to Fly 2:53
- 2 Yellow Roses 3:56
- 3 Why’d You Come in Here Lookin’ Like That 2:33
- 4 Slow Healing Heart 3:57
- 5 What Is It My Love 4:14
- 6 White Limozeen 4:19
- 7 Wait ’Til I Get You Home 2:59
- 8 Take Me Back to the Country 2:35
- 9 The Moon, the Stars and Me 3:19
- 10 He’s Alive 4:38