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Track List
01) Four Walls
02) Blue Boy
03) He'll Have to Go
04) Home
05) Am I Losing You
06) The Blizzard
07) I'm Gettin' Better
08) I Know One
09) Adios Amigo
10) I Love You Because
11) I'm Gonna Change Everything
12) Welcome to My World
13) Is This Me
14) I Guess I'm Crazy
15) This Is It
16) Is It Really Over
17) Distant Drums
18) I Won't Forget You
19) Blue Side of Lonesome
20) Suppertime
01) Four Walls
02) Blue Boy
03) He'll Have to Go
04) Home
05) Am I Losing You
06) The Blizzard
07) I'm Gettin' Better
08) I Know One
09) Adios Amigo
10) I Love You Because
11) I'm Gonna Change Everything
12) Welcome to My World
13) Is This Me
14) I Guess I'm Crazy
15) This Is It
16) Is It Really Over
17) Distant Drums
18) I Won't Forget You
19) Blue Side of Lonesome
20) Suppertime
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2:13
2:20
2:00
2:39
3:24
2:18
2:05
2:32
2:46
2:08
2:25
2:10
2:23
3:08
2:15
2:53
2:03
3:22
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First Released
1995
Country
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Greatest Hits album of 1960's great, Jim Reeves.
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Jim Reeves worked toward a career in professional baseball, When an injury made that impossible, he turned to his lifelong love of singing, He made his first hits in a raw country style in the early Fifties, only to find far greater success once he joined RCA and began singing in his natural voice, Smooth and intimate, hits like "Four Walls" and "He'll Have To Go" heralded a new style of country record, known as the Nashville Sound, that broadened the music's appeal, By the early Sixties, Reeves found that his appeal extended worldwide, His potential seemed boundless until a summer day in 1964 ended it all too soon, It ended his life, but not his legacy.
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Available in:
Greatest Hits album of 1960's great, Jim Reeves.
User Album Review
Jim Reeves worked toward a career in professional baseball, When an injury made that impossible, he turned to his lifelong love of singing, He made his first hits in a raw country style in the early Fifties, only to find far greater success once he joined RCA and began singing in his natural voice, Smooth and intimate, hits like "Four Walls" and "He'll Have To Go" heralded a new style of country record, known as the Nashville Sound, that broadened the music's appeal, By the early Sixties, Reeves found that his appeal extended worldwide, His potential seemed boundless until a summer day in 1964 ended it all too soon, It ended his life, but not his legacy.
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