Dottie West Sings
Dottie West · 1965
28 min · 12 tracks · country · folk
Dottie West's warm vocals blend traditional country storytelling with heartfelt emotion across this intimate collection.
Why this album works
This album helped cement Dottie West's presence in the country genre during the 1960s, featuring tracks that would resonate with audiences and influence subsequent female country artists. The song 'When Two Worlds Collide' became notable for its chart performance, showcasing West's ability to connect deeply through music.
- Career context
- Released in 1965, 'Dottie West Sings' was Dottie West's second studio album, following her self-titled debut. At this point in her career, she was beginning to establish herself as a significant voice in country music, transitioning from a songwriter to a performer gaining recognition for her emotive delivery and relatable lyrics.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Julie London· Doris Day· Dean Martin· The Lovin' Spoonful· Barry Mann· Jo Stafford· The Friends of Distinction· Lena Horne
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 No Sign of Living 2:14
- 2 Happiness Lives Next Door 2:26
- 3 I Can Turn You Every Way but Loose 2:04
- 4 Left Over Corner of Your Heart 2:23
- 5 Don’t You Ever Get Tired 2:40
- 6 It Just Takes Practice 2:30
- 7 You’re the Only World I Know 2:10
- 8 I’ll Pick Up My Heart and Go Home 2:45
- 9 You Took the Easy Way Out Standout 2:20
- 10 When Two Worlds Collide Standout 2:15
- 11 Gettin’ Married Has Made Us Strangers Standout 2:25
- 12 If I Can Stay Away Long Enough 2:29
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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