Without Walls is Tammy Wynette's twenty-sixth solo studio album, released in 1994. The album's title reflects a more open and experimental musical approach, moving away from the traditional country sound of her earlier work.
The album was recorded in Nashville and featured production by several collaborators, though specific production credits are not fully documented. It includes a mix of contemporary country songs and ballads, with themes exploring love, loss, and resilience.
Without Walls did not enter the main Billboard charts, and it was one of Wynette's least commercially successful albums. However, it has been reassessed by some critics as an underrated work that shows the artist's willingness to evolve her sound.