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Track List
01) Rhinestone Cowboy
02) Wichita Lineman
03) Southern Nights
04) By the Time I Get to Phoenix
05) Galveston
06) Try a Little Kindness
07) Gentle on My Mind
08) I Wanna Live
09) Country Boy (You Got Your Feet in L.A.)
10) True Grit
11) Honey Come Back
12) It's Only Make Believe
13) Dreams of the Everyday Housewife
14) Hey Little One
15) Times Like These
16) These Days
01) Rhinestone Cowboy
02) Wichita Lineman
03) Southern Nights
04) By the Time I Get to Phoenix
05) Galveston
06) Try a Little Kindness
07) Gentle on My Mind
08) I Wanna Live
09) Country Boy (You Got Your Feet in L.A.)
10) True Grit
11) Honey Come Back
12) It's Only Make Believe
13) Dreams of the Everyday Housewife
14) Hey Little One
15) Times Like These
16) These Days
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2:59
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2:47
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2:47
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First Released
2009
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Good Natured
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Sometimes it seems like not a year passes without a new Glen Campbell hits collection, and the simply titled Greatest Hits -- a title that has been used in some iteration at least ten times since 1971, probably more -- is the 2009 installment in this plan. The impetus for this Greatest Hits is the growth in digital releases (the collection issued both on CD and digitally), as well as the desire to capitalize on his fine 2008 comeback, Meet Glen Campbell, represented here by readings of the Foo Fighters' "Times Like These" and Jackson Browne's "These Days," which nicely cap a collection of basics, 14 songs that appear on pretty much any other Campbell collection released in the past four decades or so. As an introduction, it's clean and lean, offering all of the big hits ("Rhinestone Cowboy," "Wichita Lineman," "By the Time I Get to Phoenix," etc.), which will appeal to new listeners perhaps hooked by Meet Glen Campbell -- and conversely, old fans may be enticed by the two new cuts. However, this is nothing more than basics: there are compilations that are more comprehensive and interesting out there for those who are interested -- but for those who just want the hits, this has them.
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Sometimes it seems like not a year passes without a new Glen Campbell hits collection, and the simply titled Greatest Hits -- a title that has been used in some iteration at least ten times since 1971, probably more -- is the 2009 installment in this plan. The impetus for this Greatest Hits is the growth in digital releases (the collection issued both on CD and digitally), as well as the desire to capitalize on his fine 2008 comeback, Meet Glen Campbell, represented here by readings of the Foo Fighters' "Times Like These" and Jackson Browne's "These Days," which nicely cap a collection of basics, 14 songs that appear on pretty much any other Campbell collection released in the past four decades or so. As an introduction, it's clean and lean, offering all of the big hits ("Rhinestone Cowboy," "Wichita Lineman," "By the Time I Get to Phoenix," etc.), which will appeal to new listeners perhaps hooked by Meet Glen Campbell -- and conversely, old fans may be enticed by the two new cuts. However, this is nothing more than basics: there are compilations that are more comprehensive and interesting out there for those who are interested -- but for those who just want the hits, this has them.
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