The Nashville sound eventually evolved into countrypolitan during the 1970s and had varying levels of success, with several artists recording in the style: Ray Price ("For the Good Times" 1970), Charley Pride ("Kiss an Angel Good Morning" 1971), Mac Davis ("Baby, Don't Get Hooked on Me" 1972), Charlie Rich ("The Most Beautiful Girl" 1974), Billy Swan ("I Can Help" 1974), Ray Stevens ("The Streak" 1974), Jessi Colter ("I'm Not Lisa" 1975), Crystal Gayle ("Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue" 1977), Kris Kristofferson ("Why Me" 1973), and Lynn Anderson ("Rose Garden (Joe South song)" 1970) were all charted pop-influenced country hits during the 1970s.