Its title track reached the pop charts in several countries including Australia, Canada and the United States.

The disc was Miller's third studio album in her career and received a positive review from Billboard following its release.

[2] "Home of the Brave" would inspire Capitol to release Miller's third studio album, which would also have the same title.

[3] The Home of the Brave album was recorded in sessions held between June and August 1965 at Capitol Studios, located in Hollywood, California.

On her official website, Miller herself explained the album was catered towards the teen market and described the disc as "bubblegum".

"Pegging this album upon her current hit, 'Home of the Brave,' this sparkling song stylist offers, in addition, a program of winning performances of country-oriented material," the publication stated.