His hits for Epic label
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This collection is valuable because it contains Johnny Rodriguez's last 3 top 10 records.  "Down on the Rio Grande," "Foolin" and "How Could I Love Her So Much," were all top 10 hits in the late 70's and early 80's.

All songs here are original recordings. The packaging is budget line.
1295143
If you love only his greatest hits then this is for you and under 40 bucks can't beat it
2938540
Like all his albums this is very good.  It's a great collection from his previous albums.  It would be excellent to introduce someone to this artist.  I downloaded it for free from Facebook, so another reason to be happy.  Joe was giving it away!
3158696
This is a wonderful, full-CD collection of Elvis's major hits, starting from the earliest to the latest. Other than a couple of tracks at the end of the CD, these are all great tunes. If anyone ever needed a single CD to represent Elvis, this would be it. It is interesting how, later on, he tried to incorporate some of the late 60's rock idiom into his music but, for me, it didn't work. Actually, it's quite awkward. Elvis was a true man of his times.
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The mergers and acquisitions that have marked the last decade of the record industry may be concentrating more power in the hands of the few, but it's also making it a lot easier to market multi-label anthologies of long-running artists such as Jones. This 2-CD, 40-track collection surveys nearly all facets of Jones' career, from his early success at Starday, through his breakout sides on Mercury, a stint on United Artists and his long run on Epic. Missing are his late '60s sides for Musicor, which had been licensed for earlier multilabel sets, but were unavailable (or too expensive) this time out. The out-of-print Musicor-focussd "George Jones: 24 Greatest Hits" (on the Tee Vee label) thus makes a nice complement to this set.

Jones' earliest sides find him still in the thrall of honky-tonk legends Hank Williams and Lefty Frizell. His work for Starday and Mercury were hardcore country, honed in the roadhouses of his native East Texas. But by the start of the '60s, at the tail end of his tenure for Mercury, Jones started to find a new voice. On breakthroughs like "She Thinks I Still Care," Jones and his producer shook off a bit of the twang, slowed down the dancehall tempos, and introduced the beginnings of the vocal style that would become his trademark over the next two decades.

The quality of his recordings surged and floundered throughout his hit-making years, alongside his drinking and drugging, but not always in correlation. At turns, the despair of his personal life fueled his performances, at other times it simply overtook him. By the end of the '60s, having left Musicor, he landed at Epic and wrote his legacy large with recordings produced by Billy Sherrill. Solo and with then-wife Tammy Wynette, Jones recorded many of country music's most indelible sides, including "Love You Could Never Be Better" and "Take Me." His divorce in 1975 and subsequent substance abuse fueled sides like "Memories of Us" and "A Drunk Can't Be a Man." Jones bottomed-out personally and triumphed professionally in 1980 with the song many consider to be country music's all-time greatest, "He Stopped Love Her Today."

Jones continued to record with Sherrill into the late '80s, at which point he moved to MCA and finally to Asylum, minting top-10 singles (and catching a Grammy for "Choices" in 1999) along the way. This 2-CD set provides a broad overview of Jones' career, save for the missing Musicor years, and provides an excellent introduction for the neophyte, as well as a nicely condensed listening experience for fans. [2006 hyperbolium dot com]
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This collection contains various hits from Bon Jovi's records throughout the years - both the group records and one he wrote himself for movie soundtracks. It's an especially good buy for anyone who is only interested in the hits, instead of buying all the records containing these songs.
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MANY GOOD SONGS BY MR. PRESTON ON THIS CD. I THINK HE WILL SUPRISE YOU.
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love this collection, all the good songs and big hits
133608
With his biggest song "C'est La Vie" already on a few compilation cd's, it's great that his other hits have finally been put out on one album.  In addition to "C'est La Vie", other greats songs  include "Dominoes","Wot's It To Ya" and a song I like  the best off of this cd "Back On Holiday".  Great collection.
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Out of all the CD compilations I've seen, this Signature Series collection is the best one that covers "the Southern Gentleman's" biggest country hits from his Capitol label years (1956-1972).  All of Sonny's 21 #1 country hits (including 16 straight #1s between 1967 and 1971--a country chart record) when he was signed with Capitol Records are on this CD, plus 3 other country hit tracks, including his only other Top 30 pop hit ("First Date, First Kiss, First Love"), which has a pleasing, easy-going sound to it along the lines of his 1957 super-smash, "Young Love."  Although a couple of his 60s hits sound a bit dated and schmaltzy, most of his country hits still hold up very well, including my favorites of his--"Endlessly," "Running Bear,"and "Since I Met You Baby." This CD is the best one for your money's worth, if you're looking for his greatest hits.  I was very pleased with the sound quality, too. I'd also recommend his Columbia Years CD, which has all his main country hits from 1972 through the rest of that decade.  A well done compilation!
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Rarely regarded as one of the great singer/songwriters of the 1970s and 1980s, Lionel Richie has certainly has had his share of hits, both with the Commodores and as a solo artist. His profile remains high today, and recently released the "Just For You" album.
It's pretty easy to find your favorite Lionel Richie track here. Whether you enjoy "Three Times A Lady", "All Night Long (All Night)", "Say You, Say Me" or "Dancing On The Ceiling", you will not be disappointed by this cd. I was certainly surprised to find that my favorite Lionel song, 1992's "Do It To Me", was included, since it's the only one of his solo Motown singles not to hit the top 10 that is included here (1987's "Se La' also didn't make the top 20 but isn't included here). I also enjoyed some of his songs that were big hits their first time out but not that big today: "Stuck On You", "Penny Lover", "Ballerina Girl", "You Are" and "Running With The Night".
Lionel recorded some new tracks for this album as well. "To Love A Woman" is a country - tinged Enrique Inglesias duet that harkens back to some of his earlier work, and "Goodbye", a simple piano - driven ballads whose roots lie in "Truly" and "Easy".
There are a few top 10 hits missing from this cd that I would have loved to have seen included, both solo and with The Commodores. They are:
"Sweet Love" (number 5)
"Brick House" (number 5)
"Lady (You Bring Me Up)" (number 8)
"Oh No" (number 4)
"My Love" (number 5)
"Love Will Conquer All (number 9)
Those songs aside, this is an excellent collection of classic music that should be cherished for years to come. Also, pick up the aformentioned "Just For You" cd, and catch Lionel's daughter Nicole on Fox's "The Simple Life".
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I get the feeling all of the artists record labels held back releasing any really good stuff. You get some tasty work here though. Worth adding to the collection.
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Can listen to his hits anytime of the day so this is a great pick up. Also consider the genesis albums too.
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Greatest Hits and really not a bad song to be found!
1102194
This is an amazing song. It is on his upcoming album while (1<2). it is available for pre order on itunes for 12.99 and is realised on june 17. it is only a single on amazon as of right now. I am very excited about hos new album.
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Roy Orbison is one of these artiists to have his hit songs taken, as released as super hits, but the bad news each package only has 10 songs on them. And a few of his hits like Candy Man, Sweet Dreams Baby, and Uptown are missing from this cd, and are replaced by Blue Angel, I'm Hurting, and Working for the man, which are really any of these songs really was hits. The songs that are on this cd are

1. Only the Lonely

2. In Dreams

3. It's Over

4. Crying

5. Blue Angel

6. Working for the Man

7. Running Scared

8. I'm Hurtin'

9. Blue Bayou

10. Oh Pretty Woman

I guess a Roy Orbison hit cd, isn't a hit cd with out Only the Lonely and Oh Pretty Woman. These are also the songs that he recored at Moment Records, but how about some of his other hits that was recored there, like Oobby Dooby, and Go, Go, Go, Down the Line. So if you are lookng for a Roy Orbison cd that is about a 30 minutes long, I would say get this, cause I can't think of too many that are this short, mostly others are at least 1 hour long, so please enjoy the super hits of Roy Orbison!
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This collection is for all intents and purposes the Greatest Hits of A&M Records. I liked it because it had popular songs from the wide variety of A&M artists over the years, and even if an artist was unfamiliar the song they chose was great.

I've listened to this through at least six times in about six weeks.

I was first made aware of this collection through a story on National Public Radio.