Proclaimed the International Ambassador of Country Music thanks to his performances around the world during the 1970s, George Hamilton IV began his career in the late '50s not as a country artist but as a teen-oriented pop star. After his first hit, "A Rose and a Baby Ruth," hit number six on the pop charts in 1956, he toured with Buddy Holly and the Everly Brothers but cracked the pop Top Ten only one more time. Instead, Hamilton moved to the country charts by 1959, where nine of his hits spent time in the Top Ten, including his only number one, "Abilene."

Track List:
01. Slightly Used
02. Excuse Me (I Think I've Got a Heartache)
03. You Better Not Do That
04. Long Black Limousine
05. Under Your Spell Again
06. Above and Beyond
07. I Don't Believe I'll Fall in Love Today
08. Keep Those Cards and Letters Coming In
09. Together Again
10. Under the Influence of Love
11. Big, Big Love
12. Foolin' Around