| | Dan Fogelberg Greatest Hits CD Dan Fogelberg Discography of CDs
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Greatest Hits may ignore some of his better album tracks, but it does contain what the title says -- Dan Fogelberg's biggest hits, prior to its release date of 1982. Really, that means only one big hit -- "The Language of Love" -- is missing, since his peak of popularity arrived in the early '80s, when "Longer," "Same Old Lang Syne," "Hard to Say," and "Leader of the Band" all made the Top Ten, and "Heart Hotels," "Run for the Roses," "Missing You," and "Make Love Stay" cracked the Top 40. All of those songs, along with his first hit, "Part of the Plan," are here, on a collection that remains the best, most concise chronicle of his hitmaking years yet assembled. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine Greatest Hits Music Review Purchase Greatest Hits CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Dan Fogelberg Innocent Age CDs (1981)
Greatest Hits
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With The Innocent Age, Dan Fogelberg created the most ambitious, successful, and creative recording of his career and one that in retrospect was actually quite underrated. A sprawling, conceptual song cycle, the double album traces the stages of life from the cradle to the grave. Beautifully orchestrated, imaginatively conceived, and obviously well thought out, it works as an artistic statement and also includes some of Fogelberg's most universally appealing and commercially successful music. "Leader of the Band" ...
| | Loverboy Classics CD (1994)
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Loverboy includes: Mike Reno (vocals); Scott Smith (bass).
Additional personnel includes: Ann Wilson (vocals).
Digitally remastered by George Marino (Sterling Sound, New York).
Personnel: Paul Dean (guitar, background vocals); Doug Johnson (saxophone, keyboards, synthesizer); Scott Smith (bass guitar); Matthew Frenette (drums, timbales, percussion); Nancy Nash, Marc LaFrance, David Steele (background vocals).
Liner Note Author: Scott Smith.
The Toronto-based Loverboy, comprised of vocalist Mike Reno, guitarist Paul Dean, bassist Scott Smith, keyboardist Doug Johnson, and drummer Matthew Frenette, was never a big hit with critics, but the band members' blend of hard-edged pop won droves of fans and kept them at the forefront of pop/rock for most of the '80s. This album contains most of their hits (excepting some more minor cuts like "Queen of the Broken Hearts"), giving a broad overview of their work. Sex was always a hot topic for the band -- think "Hot Girls in Love" -- but there is more to Loverboy than just hormones. There are also party anthems, with "Working for the Weekend" and "Turn Me Loose" being iconic in the genre. What makes this all pay off for Loverboy is that, there being nothing wrong with some harmless monster rock, as sophomoric as it can oftentimes be, the band does it with tongue firmly implanted in cheek, which is much to their advantage. If they had had ...
| | Styx Greatest Hits CD (1995)
Greatest Hits
$10.39
Styx includes: Dennis DeYoung (vocals, keyboards); James Young, Glen Burtnik, Tommy Shaw, John Curuleweski (guitar); Chuck Panozzo (bass); John Panozzo (drums).
This ...
| | Very Best Of Dan Fogelberg CD (2001)
Greatest Hits
$6.99
Personnel include: Dan Fogelberg, Graham Nash, Tom Scott, Mike Porcaro, Jerry Hey, Jimmy Fadden, Michael Brecker, Joe Walsh, Glenn Frey, Timothy B. Schmit.
Includes liner notes by Paul Evans.
All tracks have been digitally ...
| | Gordon Lightfoot Complete Greatest Hits CD (2002)
Greatest Hits
$10.39
20 classic hits released by United Artists, Reprise and Warner Bros. From 1965 to 1987. features the hits 'Sundown', 'If You Could read My Mind', 'The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald', 'Carefree Highway' and many more!
Personnel includes: Gordon Lightfoot (vocals, guitar); Red Shea, Huey McCracken (guitar); Rick Haynes (bass); Jim Gordon (drums, percussion); Kenny Buttrey, Buddy Harmon, Jimmy Isbell (drums).
Producers include: John Court, John Simon, Elliot Mazer, Lenny Waronker, Joe Wissert.
Compilation producer: Thane Tierney.
Include liner notes by Leigh Hall.
Digitally remastered by Andrew Garver, Dan Hersch, and Bill Inglot.
Personnel: Gordon Lightfoot (vocals, guitar); Red Shea (guitar, dobro); Charlie McCoy (guitar, harmonica, celesta, bells); Terry Clements (guitar, background vocals); Chip Young, David Rea, Dean Parks, Bruce Langhorn, Hugh McCracken, Michael Francis, Michael Landau, Bob Mann, Jerry Shook (guitar); Vassar Clements (fiddle); Jack Zaza (alto flute, harmonica, ...
| | Carter Family 1935-1941 Vol. 2 CDs (2003) (Import) United Kingdom
Greatest Hits
$24.85
Personnel: Alvin Pleasant Carter (vocals); Sara Carter (guitar, autoharp); Mother Maybelle Carter (guitar).
Recording information: Charlotte, NC (05/05/1935-10/14/1941); Chicago, IL (05/05/1935-10/14/1941); New York, NY (05/05/1935-10/14/1941).
Unknown Contributor Role: Drew Kent.
British label JSP offers another of their fine budget collections on The Carter Family, Vol. 2: 1935-1941. On 129 songs collected on five CDs, this second volume in the series gives a complete overview of the first family of country ...
| | 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best Of Steve Winwood CD (1999)
Greatest Hits
$6.79
This is part of MCA's 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection series.
Personnel: Steve Winwood (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar, harmonica, piano, electric piano, organ, percussion); Dave Mason (vocals, sitar, harmonica, percussion); Chris Wood (vocals, flute, saxophone, organ, percussion, sleigh bell, sound effects); Jim Capaldi (vocals, drums, tambourine, percussion); Muff Winwood, Spencer Davis (vocals); Eric Clapton (guitar); Ginger Baker (drums, percussion); Jim Gordon , Pete York (drums); Rebop Kwaku Baah, Jimmy Miller (percussion).
Liner Note Author: Brian Chin.
Photographer: David Gahr.
Arranger: Steve ...
| | Percy Faith Night With Jerome Kern/Night With Sigmund Romberg CD (2001)
Greatest Hits
$10.69
Night With Sigmund Romberg
2 LPs on 1 CD: NIGHT WITH JEROME KERN (1959)/NIGHT WITH SIGMUND ROMBERG (1959).
Personnel: Percy Faith & His Orchestra; Earl Wrightson, Lois Hunt (vocals).
Originally released on Columbia Records.
Unknown Contributor Roles: Earl Wrightson; Lois Hunt; Percy Faith.
Collectables' A Night With Jerome Kern/A Night ...
| | Jel Greenball CD (2002)
Greatest Hits
$13.09
Contains 23 tracks.
| | 90 Day Men Too Late Or Too Dead CD (2003)
Greatest Hits
$6.75 
Recording information: Electrical Audio Studios (05/14/2003); Soma ...
| | Original 60'S Number 1'S CD (2006) (Import) United Kingdom
Greatest Hits
$14.45
| | Elisabeth Cutler Slow Release CD (2009)
Greatest Hits
$9.85
Boston baked and bred, Seattle coffee-housed; Sante Fe escapee become Nashville-worn down-and-outsider turned European ex-patriot; evocative artist Elisabeth Cutler resurfaces in splendor with her fifth CD album of gorgeous and intimate songs, aptly entitled, Slow Release. A musically evolved and lyrically dense accomplishment, this new collection of songs is rich in nuance and scents of the Orient, that add to Elisabeth's universal style, which already includes the distinctive qualities of West Coast melodies and psychedelic sounds combined with the harmonic progression and structure of improvisational jazz.Built on the stable foundation of her confident guitar style and sound writing, Slow Release, showcases a new dimension of Elisabeth's vocal performance: refined, and superb in phrasing and breath, she has discovered confidence with her simple, direct and pure approach. Without doubt, a year of intensive study with Francesca Cassio, composer, ethno-musicologist, singer and scholar of Indian music, opened a new perspective in singing for Elisabeth; a more mature Elisabeth relaxes into the music and is more connected with her voice than ever before. Distilled from her European years, Slow Release, produced by Filippo De Laura and recorded by Eugenio Vatta in Rome, Italy, is a lyrically dense, adventurous ...
| | Kathy Griffin Suckin' It For The Holidays CD (2009)
Greatest Hits
$14.38 
Photographer: Mike Ruiz.
If you're wondering just why Kathy Griffin released a Christmas album, have no fear: apart from the title and a joke explaining it, there's no holiday humor on SUCKIN' IT FOR THE HOLIDAYS at all. In fact, it's tied to a place and time -- the summer of 2009, when Kathy gave this concert in front of an enthusiastic New Jersey crowd. The Garden State also provides Kathy with her best material ...
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