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Before he became a renowned country artist, Dan Seals went by the name of England Dan and issued a string of albums with John Ford Coley. This collection presents 16 of the soft-rock duo's finest tunes, including the sensitive "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight" and the emotive "Nights Are Forever Without You," making it a fine overview of the group's 1970s run.
Includes liner notes by Barry Alfonso. Very Best Of England Dan & John Ford Coley Music Very Best Of England Dan & John Ford Coley Songs Very Best Of England Dan & John Ford Coley Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)  England Dan & John Ford Coley Still The Best
This cd contains a couple of really good songs that tug at my heartstrings. Nights Are Forever Without You and I'd Really Love To See You Tonight brought back youthful memories of much simpler time.
Submitted by fanceerider (Gallatin, TN , USA) 
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No So pleased with this CD
I was so happy that songs i had not heard in a long time were on this CD
Submitted by mtapan (Edmonton, Ab)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No A definitive hits collection, with a couple album tracks
This album seems like an homage to England Dan & John Ford Coley's first album, "Nights Are Forever". At least half of the songs on that album ended up on this one, although only "I'd Really Love To See You Tonight" and "Nights Are Forever" were true Top 40 hits. Regardless of this, it pretends to be a hits collection, which the rest of the CD is. I guess that concept, that this is a hits collection, is misleading, and when you think about it, this isn't just the hits. This is the cream of the crop of England Dan & John Ford Coley. Then you understand why half the "Nights Are Forever" album and a couple of other tracks ended up on the album. They showed the absolute best of the duo's sound, and this makes the album a good spring forward to collecting the individual albums, which are pretty good in their own rights. This is a great place to start, if you want to get into England Dan & John Ford Coley.
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