Cute 'n' Country

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Cute 'n' Country
Cute 'n' Country cover
Studio album by Connie Smith
Released October 1965
Recorded 1965
Genre Country
Label RCA Records
Producer Bob Ferguson
Professional reviews

All Music Guide 3.4/4 stars Link
Connie Smith chronology
Connie Smith
1965		 Cute 'n' Country Miss Smith Goes to Nashville
1966

Cute 'n' Country is a 1965 album by Country Music singer Connie Smith. The album was Smith's second album ever released. However, the album doesn't really paint the full picture of this midwestern housewife-turned-Country Music star. The album featured the Top Ten 1965 Country hit "I Can't Remember", which was one of many follow-ups of Smith's huge 1964 hit "Once a Day". It was one of three chart-topping albums for Smith in her career. In 1965 the album was released, along with a couple other albums as well.

[edit] Track listing

  1. "Two Empty Arms"
  2. "Even Tho'"
  3. "I Thought of You"
  4. "More to Love Than This"
  5. "Not Till You Come Back to Me"
  6. "Senses"
  7. "I'll Be There (If You Ever Want Me)"
  8. "Love Is No Excuse"
  9. "I Can Stand It (As Long As He Can)"
  10. "House Divided"
  11. "I Can't Remember"
  12. "I Can Turn Your World Around"