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The Time Has Come
Country · 1992 · 10 tracks

The Time Has Come

Martina McBride

A grounded, neotraditional debut favoring acoustic intimacy over stadium polish. Sparse fiddle and pedal steel frame a voice finding its power in the quiet moments.

May 12, 1992 · RCA

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A quiet, dignified resilience wrapped in warm acoustic textures.

Tracklist · 10 Tracks
01
The Time Has Come
2:34
02
That’s Me
3:52
03
True Blue Fool
2:59
04
Losing You Feels Good
3:20
05
Walk That Line
2:50
06
Cheap Whiskey
3:09
07
I Can’t Sleep
2:47
08
A Woman Knows
3:18
09
The Rope
4:02
10
When You Are Old
3:07
Moments Worth Listening For
The haunting, sparse arrangement of 'Cheap Whiskey' where the fiddle mimics a lonely exhale.
The way her voice breaks into a delicate, controlled vibrato during the final verse of 'When You Are Old'.
The rhythmic, driving acoustic strumming that opens 'The Time Has Come', setting a pace of forward motion.
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Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does The Time Has Come sound next to the rest of Martina McBride's catalogue?

Wistful+4.0σ

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

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