This 1971 instrumental collection from Floyd Cramer leans into gospel standards, arranged with his signature Nashville-session polish.
- "Sounds of Sunday" was recorded at RCA's Nashville studios.
- The album features Cramer's popular interpretations of hymns and gospel songs.
- It was released in late 1971 by RCA Records.
Floyd Cramer was a pianist whose signature "left-hand chugging" style defined much of 1960s countrypolitan music. He was a sought-after session musician who played on countless hits before launching his solo career. On "Sounds of Sunday," Cramer continued his prolific output for RCA in the early 1970s, releasing instrumental albums that blended country, pop, and gospel elements.
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