Song written by Dale Noe, and recorded by Wynn Stewart (one of the progenitors of the Bakersfield sound) on October 24, 1966, and was released on January 1967, for the Capitol Records label, with the production of Ken Nelson. The song was number in U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles, June 3, 1967, for two weeks in a row. It was the greatest success of Wynn Stewart and his only number one in his career.
The song was included on the album, It’s Such a Pretty World Today (Capitol 1967), the album was also number one in the U.S. album charts. The title song was voted the Song of the Year and was certified gold.
The best country music needs a talent of four stars like Wynn Stewart to beautifully express its vast and versatile world of words and words.
Versions:
Bobby Lewis 1967 (United Artists Records)
Andy Russell 1967 (Capitol Records)
Kitty Wells 1967 (Decca)
Loretta Lynn 1967 (Decca)
Johnny Paycheck 1968 (Little Darlin ‘)
Hank Smith 1971 (Quality Music)
Wynn Stewart 1976 (Playboy records)
Maury Finney 1977 (Soundwaves)
Del reeves 1986 (Playback Records)
The Country Side Of Harmonica Sam 2015 (Bullseye)

Bobby Lewis 1967 (United Artists Records)
Andy Russell 1967 (Capitol Records)
Kitty Wells 1967 (Decca)
Loretta Lynn 1967 (Decca)
Johnny Paycheck 1968 (Little Darlin ‘)
Hank Smith 1971 (Quality Music)
Wynn Stewart 1976 (Playboy records)
Maury Finney 1977 (Soundwaves)
Del reeves 1986 (Playback Records)
The Country Side Of Harmonica Sam 2015 (Bullseye)
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Wynn Stewart – It’s Such a Pretty World Today Lyrics
It’s such a pretty world today look at the sunshine
And every day’s the same since I met you
It’s such a pretty world today knowing that you’re mine
And happinsess is being close to you
And though the rain may fall my skies will all be blue
If I look close enough the sun will come shining through
It’s such a pretty world today look at the sunshine
Today and every day since I met you
[ steel + guitar ]
It’s such a pretty world today…
And though the rain may fall…