About this album
Where they were
Released on November 25, 1974, 'Woman to Woman' was Tammy Wynette's sixth studio album. At this point in her career, she was already a well-established figure in country music, known for her powerful storytelling and emotional depth, particularly following the success of her previous albums like 'Stand By Your Man'. This album further solidified her status as the 'First Lady of Country Music' during a time when female voices were pivotal in shaping the genre.
Why it matters
The album is notable for its commercial success, peaking at number 4 on the Billboard Country Albums chart. Additionally, it features themes of female empowerment and personal resilience that resonated with audiences and influenced subsequent female artists in country music. The title track, 'Woman to Woman', became one of Wynette's signature songs, showcasing her ability to tackle complex emotional subjects.
Essential tracks
- "Woman to Woman" — This title track exemplifies Wynette's powerful storytelling ability and serves as an anthem for solidarity among women navigating complex relationships.
- "Please Come to Boston" — A poignant cover that highlights Wynette's emotive vocal delivery, this track adds depth to the album with its themes of longing and sacrifice.
- "This Time I Almost Made It" — This song showcases Wynette's vulnerability and emotional range, encapsulating the struggles of love and heartbreak that resonate throughout the album.
Release Date
November 25, 1974
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Woman to Woman 2:57
- 2 Right Here in Your Arms 2:44
- 3 What’s a Little Rain 2:23
- 4 This Time I Almost Made It 2:13
- 5 Please Come to Boston 3:58
- 6 I Don’t Think About Him No More 3:58
- 7 For the Kids 3:09
- 8 The Woman I Am 2:55
- 9 Touching Love 2:27
- 10 I’ve Been Loved Before (But Not Like This) 2:19
