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Love Me Forever
Country · 1963 · 12 tracks · 31m

Love Me Forever

Wanda Jackson

A lush departure from rockabilly grit into the polished Nashville Sound. Orchestrated strings and velvet vocals redefine a pioneer as a sophisticated pop chanteuse.

1963 · Capitol Records

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A sophisticated and tender collection of romantic ballads that trades rebellion for refined sentiment.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks · 31m
01
Please Love Me Forever
2:31
02
Funny How Time Slips Away
2:48
03
Since I Met You, Baby
2:40
04
Pledging My Love
2:36
05
The Things I Might Have Been
2:32
06
May You Never Be Alone
2:44
07
How Important Can It Be?
2:41
08
I May Never Get to Heaven
2:36
09
Little Things Mean a Lot
3:23
10
What Am I Living For
2:42
11
These Empty Arms
2:23
12
Have You Ever Been Lonely
2:07
Moments Worth Waiting For
The swell of the Bill McElhiney strings on the title track that completely replaces her usual rockabilly grit with cinematic polish.
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How does Love Me Forever sound next to the rest of Wanda Jackson's catalogue?

Candlelit+4.0σ

Candlelit saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.

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