Walkin' in the Sun was released in 1990 by MCA Records, marking Glen Campbell's return to recording after a period of personal and health struggles. The album was produced by Campbell himself, who sought a more contemporary sound for the era.
The record includes a mix of original songs and covers, highlighting tracks like 'Walkin' in the Sun' and 'I Remember You'. Although it did not achieve the commercial success of his earlier works, it received positive reviews for the sincerity of his performance and the quality of his voice, which remained in good shape.
This album represents a transitional chapter in Campbell's career, as he battled alcoholism and financial issues. Despite not generating major sales, 'Walkin' in the Sun' is valued by fans as a testament to his artistic resilience.