This 1970 album captures Odetta performing a selection of standards, showcasing her powerful voice and interpretive depth.
- The album was released on RCA Camden, a budget label. It features Odetta's interpretations of songs like "Danny Boy" and "House of the Rising Sun." The recording sessions for this album were part of a period where Odetta was exploring a wider range of musical styles.
- This release came late in her career with RCA, following a string of albums on other labels. It was recorded during a time when Odetta continued her activism alongside her musical pursuits.
- The album features a distinctive cover photograph of Odetta. It was part of a broader effort by RCA Camden to reissue and repackage established artists for a new audience.
Odetta was an American singer, actress, and activist, often called the "Voice of the Civil Rights Movement." She was known for her folk, blues, and world music repertoire.
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