The album's material was previously released, including the singles, "Louisiana Man" and "I'm Sorry If My Love Got in Your Way".

With the label, she had 18 top ten Billboard country singles including the eight week number one, "Once a Day".

Bob Ferguson served as producer on all of the album's tracks and all sessions were held at RCA Victor Studios in Nashville, Tennessee.

[5] The compilation was reviewed by Billboard magazine in 1974, which gave it a positive reception: "Although it's titled 'Now', the album contains some previously released material.

"[6] Connie Smith Now entered the American Billboard Country LP's chart on August 31, 1974.