Ladies Choice (Bill Anderson album)

Ladies Choice was recorded in September 1978 at Bradley's Barn, a studio located in Mount Juliet, Tennessee. The sessions were produced by Buddy Killen. Anderson had been collaborating with Killen since 1976 on several studio recordings. The album was a collection of eleven tracks. Six songs on the record were composed by Anderson himself. This included the single "Double S", which was co-written with Buddy Killen. Also featured on the album is Anderson's major hit from 1978, "I Can't Wait Any Longer". The album was originally released through his 1978 studio album but was featured on Ladies Choice as well. Also included were several songs composed by others. Among these tracks was "Three Times a Lady", a song first recorded and made a hit by the Commodores. Also included is the track "Stay with Me", which was a hit for Dave & Sugar and later by Family Brown. ==Release and chart performance==

Ladies Choice was released in 1979 on MCA Records, becoming Anderson's 29th studio album. Ladies Choice was Anderson's final studio effort to reach a peak position on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart. Spending a total of five weeks on the chart, it reached number 44 by March 1979. The album would produce two singles. The first was "Double S", which was issued in October 1978. After nine weeks on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart, it only reached a peak position of 30. The song reached a similar position on the RPM Country chart in Canada, peaking at number 43. The second single, "This Is a Love Song", was released in February 1979. In similar fashion, the song reached the top 20 of the Canadian country chart, peaking at number 15. ==Tracklisting==

All credits are adapted from the liner notes of Ladies Choice. Musical and technical personnel • Bill Anderson – lead vocals • Buddy Killen – producer ==Chart performance==