Tonight I'm My Biggest Audience is Wilson Pickett's twelfth studio album, released in 1974 on RCA Victor. Recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio, the album continued Pickett's exploration of funk and soul, with a more polished production than his earlier work.
The album was produced by Brad Shapiro, who also co-wrote several songs. Despite including tracks like "Take a Look" and "Let's Get Back Down to Love", the album failed to chart on major lists, becoming one of the least commercially successful of his career.
The album's title reflects a moment of introspection for Pickett, who faced changes in the music industry and his personal life. Although not a hit, the album has followers among soul collectors for its characteristic sound of the era.