Send Me No Roses / Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad

Released in 1967 on the Epic label, this 45 RPM single features Tammy Wynette’s breakthrough hit, 'Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad,' backed with 'Send Me No Roses.' The song was instrumental in establishing Wynette as a major force in country music, showcasing the emotive vocal style and narrative depth that would define her career as the First Lady of Country Music.

The recording was produced by Billy Sherrill, a pivotal figure in the development of the 'Nashville Sound' and the later Countrypolitan style. Sherrill’s sophisticated, polished production choices helped bridge the gap between traditional country sensibilities and mainstream pop appeal, effectively positioning Wynette as a global star and setting a template for high-production country music throughout the late 1960s.