Would You Believe? was released in 1990 by Warner Bros. Records, being Ray Charles's first album for this label after his brief stint with Columbia. The record was again produced by Charles himself and featured country singer Vern Gosdin on the track 'I'm Gonna Keep on Singin'', though information on other collaborators is limited.
Recording took place in Los Angeles studios, with an approach blending Charles's traditional soul with touches of country and pop, reflecting his versatility. The album includes covers of songs by composers such as Jimmy Webb and Doc Pomus, showcasing his ability to interpret diverse material.
Although Would You Believe? did not produce major commercial hits, it was valued by critics as a solid work within his late discography. The album did not enter the main Billboard charts but maintained Charles's presence in the record market during the 1990s.