Jack Scott Greatest Hits CD

Greatest Hits Music

List Price	$5.98 (You save $0.13)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Pop, Rockabilly, Oldies, Oldies Collections, Greatest Hits Collections
Label	Curb
Orig Year	1990
All Time Sales Rank	7979
CD Universe Part number	1015123
Catalog number	77255
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 01, 1991
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Jack Scott Greatest Hits Songs

1.	My True Love	$0.99
2.	Goodbye Baby	$0.99
3.	Leroy	$0.99
4.	With Your Love	$0.99
5.	Way I Walk, The
6.	There Comes a Time	$0.99
7.	Midgie	$0.99
8.	Apple Blossom Time
9.	Burning Bridges
10.	What in the World's Come Over You	$0.99
11.	Running Scared

Greatest Hits Music Review

Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

5 stars Jack Scott's the Best!
You can listen to this CD over and over!
Submitted by rmjthatsme (Red Deer, AB, Canada)
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4 stars Thumbs Up
Was always a Jack Scott fan. Needless to say this was "music" to my ears (yes pun intended), finding this collection. Would highly recommend it.
Submitted by martin1945 (Mansfield, MA, USA)
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4 stars Get Ready for a Weird Vibe!
Jack Scott crossed over late period Rockabilly with smooth Country crooning in the late 60's. Though not every tune on this CD has "hit" written all over it, many are mind nuggets, that you will find yourself humming in the truck on the way to a fight at the bar. Get it?
Submitted by sonicmikestephens (Prescott, AZ USA BABY!)
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4 stars Outstanding cd
Being a native Detroiter i grew up listening to Jack Scott he is and will always be my favorite male singer, He is the best i especially love Burning Bridges. And it came out the year i was born, Thank you Jack for making wonderful music from and ex-detroiter now living in florida.
Submitted by vandecarg (Davenport Florida)
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