About this album
Where they were
Released on October 5, 1976, 'You and Me' was Tammy Wynette's eighth studio album and showcased her continued evolution as a leading figure in country music. At this point in her career, Wynette was solidifying her legacy following major hits like 'Stand By Your Man' and navigating the changing landscape of country music in the mid-1970s.
Why it matters
'You and Me' reached No. 12 on the Billboard Country Albums chart, demonstrating Wynette's enduring popularity. The album contributed to her reputation as a poignant storyteller, with tracks like 'You Hurt the Love Right Out of Me' resonating deeply with audiences, while also showcasing her vocal prowess during a time when the genre was expanding its boundaries.
Essential tracks
- "You and Me" — The title track encapsulates the album's themes of love and companionship, showcasing Wynette's emotive delivery and lyrical depth.
- "Every Now and Then" — With its nostalgic tone, this track highlights Wynette's ability to convey longing and reminiscence through simple yet profound lyrics.
- "You Hurt the Love Right Out of Me" — This song stands out for its raw emotion and vulnerability, illustrating the pain of heartbreak with Wynette's signature vocal intensity.
- "Dixieland (You Will Never Die)" — This track blends traditional Southern themes with a sense of hopefulness, reflecting Wynette's artistic versatility and connection to her roots.
Release Date
October 5, 1976
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 You and Me 3:20
- 2 Every Now and Then 3:07
- 3 Funny Face 2:43
- 4 The Hawaiian Wedding Song (Ke Kali Nei Au) 2:20
- 5 Little Things 4:10
- 6 Jesus Send a Song 2:13
- 7 One of These Days 2:55
- 8 You Hurt the Love Right Out of Me 2:05
- 9 When Love Was All We Had 2:48
- 10 Dixieland (You Will Never Die) 4:21
