This 1961 album showcases Tennessee Ernie Ford's characteristic blend of country, folk, and gospel influences. It captures Ford at a transitional point in his career, moving towards a greater focus on spirituals.
- The album was released on June 5, 1961, by Sepia Records.
- It features a collection of songs that highlight Ford's warm baritone and his ability to interpret both secular and sacred tunes.
- While not one of his most commercially successful albums, it is a solid representation of his musical style during this period.
Tennessee Ernie Ford was a country, folk, and gospel singer, and television personality. He was best known for his hit "Sixteen Tons" and his work on the "Pat Boone Show" and his own "Ford Time" and "Blue Jean Boy" shows.Tennessee Ernie Ford released "Tennessee Ernie Ford" in 1961, which came after his most commercially successful period in the late 1950s. He would later transition more fully into gospel music in the following years.
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