'Oh Happy Day' is a gospel album released by Glen Campbell in 1970. Produced again by Al De Lory, the record reflects Campbell's interest in spiritual music, although it was not one of his most commercial works. It includes renditions of traditional hymns and contemporary gospel songs.
The album's title comes from the famous gospel hymn 'Oh Happy Day', popularized by the Edwin Hawkins Singers in 1969. Campbell recorded his own version, along with other classics such as 'Amazing Grace' and 'Just a Closer Walk with Thee'. The album was recorded at Capitol Studios in Hollywood.
Despite not generating major singles, 'Oh Happy Day' showcased Campbell's vocal versatility and his ability to perform genres outside of country-pop. The album has been reissued on CD in later years, maintaining a cult status among collectors.