About this album
Sound:
"A soothing blend of soft rock and country, underpinned by Anne Murray's warm, inviting vocals."
Where they were
Released on September 1, 1971, 'Talk It Over in the Morning' was Anne Murray's third studio album, following her breakthrough with 'Snowbird' in 1970. This album solidified her status as a leading figure in adult contemporary and country pop music during the early 1970s.
Why it matters
The album features the hit single 'You've Got a Friend,' which helped propel Anne Murray to greater commercial success, reaching No. 2 on the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart. Its blend of genres contributed to the growing popularity of country pop at the time, influencing countless artists in both country and soft rock genres.
Essential tracks
- "You've Got a Friend" — 'You've Got a Friend' showcases Murray's ability to infuse warmth and sincerity into a classic James Taylor song, making it uniquely hers.
- "Let Me Be the One" — This track highlights Murray's emotive vocal delivery and lyrical vulnerability, resonating deeply with listeners seeking connection.
- "Cotton Jenny" — 'Cotton Jenny' stands out for its folk-inspired melody and storytelling, representing Murray's versatility within her musical style.
Release Date
September 1, 1971
Artist Origin
Canada
Tracklist
- 1 Talk It Over in the Morning 2:30
- 2 Most of All 3:16
- 3 Bring Back the Love 2:10
- 4 Let Me Be the One 2:33
- 5 Night Owl 2:57
- 6 Destiny 2:52
- 7 Please Smile 2:01
- 8 I Know 3:12
- 9 You've Got a Friend 3:08
- 10 Cotton Jenny 2:58