Woman Without Love - Elvis Presley - MP3 instrumental karaoke

"Woman Without Love" is a track from Elvis Presley's 1975 twenty-second studio album, Today. The song, written by Jerry Chesnut and produced by Felton Jarvis, was recorded at RCA's Studio C in Hollywood. It's a ballad that touches on themes of loneliness and emotional neglect, focusing on the experiences of a woman feeling unloved. Despite its somber lyrics, "Woman Without Love" showcases Elvis Presley's expressive vocal range, aided by piano, lap steel guitar, and a gospel choir. One of the King of Rock and Roll's lesser-known gems, "Woman Without Love" featured the country-pop style that would characterize his career throughout the 1970s. As for its parent album, the recording sessions for Today, which took place between March 10 and 12, 1975, will go down in history as the last time Elvis Presley recorded in a professional music studio. The LP featured the Top 40 hit rock and roll single "T-R-O-U-B-L-E," also penned by Jerry Chestnut.