Jerry Reed's 1972 album "Smell the Flowers" showcased his signature blend of country, folk, and blues, featuring his innovative guitar work. The album was released during a period of significant commercial and artistic growth for the artist.
- "Smell the Flowers" was released on February 1, 1972, by RCA Records.
- The album was recorded and produced in Nashville, the heart of the country music industry.
- At the time of its release, Jerry Reed was a prominent figure in country music, with several charting singles.
Jerry Reed was a country and folk guitarist, singer, and songwriter from Atlanta, Georgia, known for his distinctive "clawhammer" picking style. In 1972, he was a rising star on the country charts, having already achieved significant success with hits like "Amos Moses."
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