The 1956 single "Anytime" found Arnold in a transitional phase, recording for the short-lived Old Stars label before returning to RCA. The A-side and its B-side, "The World I Used to Know," were re-recordings of earlier hits.
- "Anytime" was released in May 1956 on the Old Stars label, a country and folk imprint.
- The song was recorded during a period when Arnold was experimenting with different labels and sounds.
- This single followed Arnold's highly successful period with RCA Victor in the early 1950s.
Eddy Arnold was an American country music singer, known for his smooth baritone and the pop-influenced "Arnold style." By 1956, he was a well-established RCA Victor artist branching into pop and inspirational material.
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