text: Reunion and legacy Been's solo releases in the early 1990s, including the song "To Feel This Way" for the 1992 film Light Sleeper and the 1994 solo album On the Verge of a Nervous Breakthrough fueled rumors about the band's dissolution.  However, in 1996, Warner Bros. Records. released The Best of The Call, which featured a selection of old favorites and a few new songs, including full-band re-recordings of Been's solo songs "Us" and "To Feel This Way".
  In 1997, they released a new studio album, To Heaven and Back, on Fingerprint Records.  A few years later, a music fan tracked Been down and helped him master a recording from their 1990 tour, leading to the release of their first live album, Live Under the Red Moon, in 2000 on the indie label Conspiracy Music. The band disbanded that same year.
  Al Gore used "Let the Day Begin" as his campaign song in the 2000 U.S. Presidential Election and Tom Vilsack used it as his song during his brief 2008 U.S. Presidential Election campaign.
  In 2009, the Oklahoma History Center held a temporary exhibition titled "Another Hot Oklahoma Night: A Rock & Roll Exhibit", which presented the state's contribution to the history of rock music.  The exhibition derived its name from a line in The Call's song "Oklahoma", which was also one of the ten finalists in a 2009 vote for Oklahoma's official state rock song. A book of the same name was published that featured The Call and other Oklahoma musicians.