Review by Stephen Nosalik

Let Me Count The Ways Can I See You Tonight by Tanya Tucker is a country album that showcases the singer's vocal prowess and emotional depth. The album is a mix of traditional country ballads and more contemporary tracks that blend pop and rock influences.

Tanya Tucker's voice is the standout feature of the album. She delivers each song with a raw, authentic energy that is both captivating and emotional. The album's opening track, "The House That Built Me," is a stunning cover of the Miranda Lambert song, and Tucker's version is filled with nostalgia and longing.

Other standout tracks include "Bring My Flowers Now," a poignant ballad that reflects on mortality and the importance of appreciating life's simple pleasures. "Seminole Wind Calling," a duet with Brandi Carlile, is a haunting track that showcases Tucker's ability to convey deep emotion through her voice.

Summary by Stephen Nosalik

Let Me Count The Ways Can I See You Tonight is a strong album that will appeal to both traditional and modern country fans. Tanya Tucker's voice is a force to be reckoned with, and this album is a testament to her enduring talent.