This 1968 Capitol Nashville LP offers a diverse, if somewhat restrained, showcase of Wanda Jackson's vocal prowess, delving into countrypolitan arrangements and torch songs.
- The album features a cover of the Goffin-Goffin standard "Will You Love Me Tomorrow," a song Jackson had previously recorded in a more rockabilly style. It was released on Capitol Nashville, a label known for its country music roster. The album did not chart on the Billboard 200 or Top Country Albums charts.
- This release features a lesser-known track called "A Girl Don't Have To Drink To Have Fun."
- The album was released in December 1968 on Capitol Nashville.
Wanda Jackson is a foundational artist in the rockabilly and country music scenes. She was one of the first women to achieve mainstream success in these genres, known for her dynamic stage presence and vocal delivery. "The Many Moods of Wanda Jackson" was released late in her initial run with Capitol Records, following a series of successful singles and albums.
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