"Come Softly to Me" was the Fleetwoods' signature song, a slow ballad that became a surprise number-one hit. It topped the Billboard charts for four weeks in 1959.
- The song was recorded in a single take at Audio Arts Studio in Seattle, Washington.
- It was written by band members Barbara Ellis and Gretchen Christopher, with additional writing credit to Ed Cobb.
- The single was released by M&J Music and also appeared on the album 'Fleetwood's Greatest Hits'.
The Fleetwoods were a vocal group from Olympia, Washington, who achieved significant commercial success in the late 1950s. They were known for their smooth, doo-wop-influenced vocal harmonies and balladry.
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