This 1970 album captures Gene Vincent in a transitional period, moving away from his earlier rockabilly sound towards a more country-influenced direction. It features a blend of original material and covers, showcasing his evolving musical style.
- The album was released on the Buddah/Legacy label in 1970. It was a departure from Vincent's earlier Sun Records output, incorporating more country and blues elements. Some of the tracks were recorded in Nashville, reflecting the album's sonic direction.
- The album features a cover of the Willie Dixon song "Spoonful." Other notable tracks include "In the Name of Love" and "Georgia on My Mind."
- This release did not achieve the same commercial success as his earlier work, but it is appreciated by fans for its mature sound and Vincent's vocal performance.
Gene Vincent was an American rockabilly singer and songwriter. He is best known for his 1956 hit "Be-Bop-A-Lula."
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