| | Perfect Stranger Hits CD Perfect Stranger Discography of CDs
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Live Recording
Personnel: Steve Murray (vocals, acoustic guitar); Richard Raines (electric guitar); Shayne Morrison (bass guitar).
Photographers: John Chiasson; Mark Morrison.
Perfect Stranger: Steve Murray (vocals, acoustic guitar); Richard Raines (electric guitar); Shayne Morrison (bass).
Producers: Clyde Brooks, Perfect Stranger, Chuck Howard, Julian King.
Perfect Stranger Hits Songs | 1. | Hits, The |
| 2. | Runnin' Thru My Mind |
| 3. | Miracle |
| 4. | Little Bit More of Your Love, A |
| 5. | Absolute Crazy |
| 6. | Take the Weekend Off |
| 7. | My Heart Looks the Other Way |
| 8. | Fire When Ready |
| 9. | Ain't It Strange How Things Turn Around |
| 10. | Ain't That Somethin' |
| 11. | You Have the Right to Remain Silent |
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Hits Music Review Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars)   Hopefully They Won't Remain Silent
Not every musician or group, can be: Alabama, Brooks & Dunn, etc. Hopefully not all will be singled out, for just one hit. There are groups out there that are quality musicians and writers, but if you are not like the above mentioned, then you end up flying under the radar. Which means, that radio and country fans do not get to hear as much of other groups as they should.
Submitted by gary (Palm Springs, CA - USA) 
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What a treat to have a CD where any song released off it has such potential. The Hits is absolutely addictive. Soon, I'll have to purchase and replacement.
Submitted by beckyd2317 (Chillicothe, IL USA)
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The Hard to Find 45s on CD series is a very subjective -- and some would say guaranteed to start an argument or fight at your next party with loudmouth music freaks -- batch of compilation recordings that focuses on various aspects of genre-specific music and time periods. This set centers itself on country tunes that became crossover successes from the 1950s through the urban(e) cowboy era in 1982 and pop music that charted by country artists. Some tracks would have been impossible to exclude, such as Lefty Frizzell's number one country chart smash "Saginaw, Michigan," even if it scored a lowly number 85 on the pop chart. Same goes for Leroy Van Dyke's reading of Isaac Hayes' "Walk on By," which scored a number five in pop and didn't chart in the country Top 40, and Ferlin Husky's "Gone," which went to the top of the country list and scored a number four in pop. They are included as evidence of "marginal" crossovers and provided the template by which other recordings would be measured, recorded, and released -- at least in the singles and jukebox markets. But there are some forgotten gems here as well, including the Marvin Rainwater nugget "Gonna Find Me a Bluebird," ...
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The title of this collection by the Jesus of 1970s soft pop makes no bones about its intentions. Fortunately, it delivers what it promises in spades. DEFINITIVE ALL-TIME GREATEST HITS chronicles the hit-packed career of John Denver without missing a trick. From his earliest, most folk-oriented material ("Leaving on a Jet Plane," a hit for Peter, Paul & Mary) to his more country-flavored compositions ("Take Me Home, Country Roads," the stomp-along "Thank God I'm a Country Boy"), we're given a full picture of Denver's abilities. Early-'80s duets with Placido Domingo ("Perhaps Love") and Emmylou Harris ("Wild Montana Skies") underscore both the far-reaching ripples Denver made in the music world and the full range of his own gifts. Such gentle, melodic ballads as "Annie's Song" and "Sunshine on My Shoulders" are the distilled essence of what made '70s AM radio tick, and will elicit instant nostalgia for the era when Denver's brand of quiet, graceful songcraft reigned supreme. For the hardcore fan, a bonus ...
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George Strait is one of the leading proponents of a traditional country music that is styled with Texas swing, delivering his music with a rich, no frills voice and a straight-ahead delivery.
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