There Is a Time

There Is a Time is the third studio album by American singer and actress Liza Minnelli, released by Capitol Records in November 1966. The album marked her final collaboration with the label and followed her growing success on Broadway and in television. Conceived during a period when Minnelli was establishing herself as both a stage and nightclub performer, the project reflected an effort to refine her musical direction within a shifting popular music landscape.

The album is notable for its focus on French repertoire, with selections from Charles Aznavour, Jacques Brel, and Michel Legrand, complemented by other European songs and standards with French associations. Arranged and conducted by Ray Ellis, the sessions took place at Capitol’s New York studio in the spring of 1966. Despite critical attention at the time of release, the album did not appear on any charts, though it received an "honorable mention" from HiFi/Stereo Review in its 1967 Record of the Year Awards and has since been reissued in various formats, including remastered editions in the 2000s.