About this album
Sound:
"A heartfelt blend of traditional country melodies with poignant storytelling, reflective of Glen Campbell's early artistry."
Where they were
Released on April 1, 1963, 'Too Late to Worry - Too Blue to Cry' was Glen Campbell's debut studio album. At this point, he was transitioning from a successful session musician into a solo artist, showcasing his vocal talent and songwriting capabilities that would define his career.
Why it matters
This album marked Campbell's entry into the country music scene, receiving positive critical reception and paving the way for his later commercial success. It helped solidify his reputation as both a singer and a performer, contributing to the rise of the country-pop crossover genre during the 1960s.
Essential tracks
- "Walking the Floor Over You" — This track exemplifies Campbell's ability to convey deep emotional resonance through simple yet effective melodies, setting the tone for the album.
- "Too Late to Worry - Too Blue to Cry" — The title track encapsulates the album's theme of heartache and longing, showcasing Campbell's smooth vocals and heartfelt delivery.
- "Long Black Limousine" — This song adds depth with its somber narrative and rich instrumentation, highlighting Campbell's versatility as an artist.
Release Date
April 1, 1963
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Walking the Floor Over You 2:30
- 2 I’ll Hold You in My Heart 2:45
- 3 Be Honest With Me 2:35
- 4 Oh My Darlin’ 2:45
- 5 Tomorrow Never Comes 2:25
- 6 Too Late to Worry - Too Blue to Cry 2:30
- 7 Here I Am 2:25
- 8 I Hang My Head and Cry 2:27
- 9 When You Cry (You Cry Alone) 2:20
- 10 How Do I Tell My Heart Not to Break 2:15
- 11 It’s Been So Long Darlin’ 2:30
- 12 Long Black Limousine 2:15
