This 1966 single found Skeeter Davis in a more upbeat mode, offering a pleasant slice of country-pop sunshine that contrasted with her signature balladry. The song was an album cut from the same-titled LP released in August of that year.
- The song was produced by Chet Atkins, a legendary RCA Victor producer who guided the careers of many of the label's biggest stars.
- The album *Singin' in the Summer Sun* reached #14 on Billboard's Top Country Albums chart.
- This track was released as a single but did not chart, unlike many of Davis's other contemporary releases.
Skeeter Davis was a pioneering country-pop singer from Kentucky, best known for her melancholic hits and distinctive vocal style. In 1966, she was between her chart-topping success with "The End of the World" and her subsequent move towards a more adult-oriented sound.
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