Wanda Jackson
Wanda Jackson · 1958
45 min · 18 tracks · country · folk · gospel
A vibrant blend of rockabilly energy and country melodies showcases Wanda Jackson's pioneering vocal prowess.
Why listen to this
- Best for
- steady mid-tempo dance tracks celebratory party atmosphere nostalgic reflections on love
- Context
- Released in 1958, this self-titled album marked Wanda Jackson's transition into the mainstream spotlight after her early success in rockabilly. Following her notable hit 'Let's Have a Party' in 1958, this album solidified her status as one of the first female rockabilly stars, showcasing her versatility across genres.
- If you like
- country, folk, gospel
Wanda Jackson is an album by Wanda Jackson, released in 1958. A vibrant blend of rockabilly energy and country melodies showcases Wanda Jackson's pioneering vocal prowess. This album is significant for its role in establishing Wanda Jackson as a trailblazer for women in rock and country music during the late 1950s. It features 'Let’s Have a Party,' which became a defining anthem of the rockabilly genre and has since been influential for countless artists, earning critical acclaim for both its sound and Jackson's charismatic performance. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Wanda Jackson sound like?
A vibrant blend of rockabilly energy and country melodies showcases Wanda Jackson's pioneering vocal prowess. Rooted in country and folk.
What makes Wanda Jackson by Wanda Jackson notable?
This album is significant for its role in establishing Wanda Jackson as a trailblazer for women in rock and country music during the late 1950s. It features 'Let’s Have a Party,' which became a defining anthem of the rockabilly genre and has since been influential for countless artists, earning critical acclaim for both its sound and Jackson's charismatic performance. Released in 1958, this self-titled album marked Wanda Jackson's transition into the mainstream spotlight after her early success in rockabilly. Following her notable hit 'Let's Have a Party' in 1958, this album solidified her status as one of the first female rockabilly stars, showcasing her versatility across genres.
Who is Wanda Jackson for?
Wanda Jackson works well if you're into steady mid-tempo dance tracks, celebratory party atmosphere and nostalgic reflections on love.
How many songs are on Wanda Jackson?
Wanda Jackson has 18 tracks, running approximately 45 minutes.
Tracklist
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- 1 Day Dreaming 3:06
- 2 I Wanna Waltz 2:02
- 3 Heartbreak Ahead 2:46
- 4 Making Believe Standout 2:16
- 5 Here We Are Again 2:48
- 6 Long Tall Sally Standout 1:57
- 7 Just Call Me Lonesome 3:06
- 8 Let Me Go Lover 2:08
- 9 Money, Honey 2:12
- 10 I Can’t Make My Dreams Understand 2:21
- 11 Happy, Happy Birthday 2:36
- 12 Let’s Have a Party Standout 2:09
- 13 Half as Good a Girl 3:10
- 14 Siver Threads and Golden Needles 2:36
- 15 Cryin’ Thru the Night 2:59
- 16 Let Me Explain 2:27
- 17 No Wedding Bells for Joe 2:31
- 18 Just a Queen for a Day 2:28
Release Date
July 21, 1958
Genre
Artist Origin
United States
Runtime
45 min 38 sec
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