did not chart any major recording publications, delaying the album's release date. The title track was the song that prompted the LP's release. Issued as a single in June 1964, the song spent 15 weeks on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart before peaking at number ten in September. The title track became West's first major hit as a solo artist and won her the first Grammy Award to be given to a female country recording artist. Following its success, a second single was issued. The self-penned, "Didn't I" was released in November 1964 and charted through 1965. Spending eight weeks charting, the single reached number 32 on the Billboard country survey, becoming a minor hit. Here Comes My Baby was eventually released in June 1965 on the RCA Victor label, becoming her debut LP as a recording artist. The album was issued first as a vinyl LP with six songs included on side one and side two. In 2010, the album was released to digital retailers and the track listing remained the same as the 1965 original. It was later released in 2016 as part of a compilation. This compilation combined Here Comes My Baby and Dottie West Sings (her second LP) together in one track listing. In its initial release, Here Comes My Baby peaked at number 12 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart in July 1965, spending 12 weeks on the list overall. Here Comes My Baby received a positive response upon its initial release in 1965. Writers for Billboard gave it a positive reception in their 1965 issue. "This is a beautifully produced package, with the enchantress' voice showcased tasteful instrumental and choral arrangements," staff writers commented. Track listing Original vinyl version Digital download version Personnel All credits are adapted from the liner notes of Here Comes My Baby. Musical personnel Willie Ackerman – drums Harold Bradley – guitar Kenneth Buttrey – drums Floyd Cramer – piano Ray Edenton – guitar Buddy Harman – drums The Anita Kerr Sings – background vocals Grady Martin – guitar Bob Moore – bass Jerry Reed – guitar Hargus "Pig" Robbins – piano Velma Smith – guitar Henry Strzelecki – bass Bill West – steel guitar Dottie West – lead vocals Technical personnel Chet Atkins – producer Anita Kerr – arrangement Chart performance Release history References 1965 albums Albums produced by Chet Atkins Dottie West albums RCA Records albums