| | Faith Hill Hits CD Faith Hill Discography of CDs
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Six albums into her career, Faith Hill already has more than enough hit singles to fill a best-of album, so this 13 track compilation is a fine summation of her career up to 2007. Containing seven number-one country hits, many of which crossed over to the pop charts, HITS is a fine argument for Faith Hill as one of the top country singers of her time. From pop crossover smashes like "This Kiss" and "Breathe" to more traditional country songs like "Mississippi Girl" and "The Way You Love Me," HITS is a solidly entertaining listen. However, for good measure, HITS also adds three live songs--the Janis Joplin standard "Piece of My Heart," "There Will Come A Day," and "Cry"--as well as one solid new single, "Beautiful." Tastefully packaged and intelligently sequenced as well as musically unbeatable, HITS is a textbook example of how to do a mid-career best-of collection, and is far more listenable than the average uninspired cash-in.
Personnel: Ira Siegel, Tim Pierce (guitar); Marti Fredericksen, Don Potter, Larry Byrom, Biff Watson, Billy Joe Walker, Tom Bukovac, Bob MInner (acoustic guitar); Dan Dugmore, Dann Huff, Jeff King, Jerry McPherson, Michael Landau, Pat Buchanan, B. James Lowry, Darran Smith, Denny Hemingson, Brent Mason (electric guitar); Byron Gallimore (12-string guitar); Denny Hemmingson, Sonny Garrish, Bruce Bouton (steel guitar); Tom Hemby (gut-string guitar); Paul Franklin (dobro); Darrell Scott (mandolin); Pam Sixfin, Mary Katherine Vanosdale, Conni Ellisor, Catherine Umstead, Carl Gorodetzky, Pamela Sixfin, David Davidson, Lee Larrison, Alan Umstead, David Angell, Cate Myer (violin); Dean Brown, Glen Duncan, Aubrey Haynie, Stuart Duncan (fiddle); Kathryn Plummer, Kristin Wilkinson, Jim Grosjean, Gary Vanosdale (viola); Julia Tanner, John Catchings, Anthony LaMarchina, Bob Mason (cello); Tim Lauer (accordion); Chris Lindsey , John Barlow Jarvis (piano); Jeff McMahon (Fender Rhodes piano); Jamie Muhoberac (Hammond b-3 organ); Jimmy Nichols (keyboard); Steve Nathan, steven nathan (keyboards); Bill Cuomo (synthesizer); Glenn Worf, Michael Rhodes , Mike Brignardello, Paul Bushnell, Tony Shanahan, Craig Nelson, John Marcus (bass guitar); Chris McHugh, Lonnie Wilson, Rich Pagano, Paul Leim, Billy Mason, Shannon Forrest (drums); Eric Darken, Terry McMillan, David Dunkley, Vinnie Colaiuta (percussion); Chip Davis, Chris Rodriguez, Crystal Taliefero, Monet Owens, Stephen Hornbeak, Cindy Richardson-Walker, Curtis Young, Greg Barnhill, Karen Staley, Kim Parent, Lari White, Lisa Cochran, Mark Luna, Mary Ann Kennedy, Pam Rose, Stephanie Bentley, Vince Gill, Bekka Bramlett, Beth Nielsen Chapman, Perry Coleman (background vocals); David Campbell .
Additional personnel: Tim McGraw.
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| | Very Best Of John Michael Montgomery CD (2003)
Hits
$10.29 
Recorded between 1992 & 2002. Includes liner notes by Robert K. Oermann.
Though he has always essentially been a new traditionalist country singer in the vein of Aaron Tippin and George Strait, John Michael Montgomery found his greatest success with smooth, romantic ballads that recall the work of Glenn Frey as much as that of Merle Haggard. THE VERY BEST OF JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY lives up to its title by including most of the singer's finest and highest-charting singles in both styles, in the process collecting a body of work that virtually defines the "new country" phenomenon. Montgomery has the kind of soothing pipes and perfect phrasing that endear him even to ardent country-haters, and his material has the kind of straight-for-the-gut forthrightness that is sure to attract anyone tired of the irony-drenched hipper-than-thou-isms of contemporary pop. In addition to the hits, the package includes two newly recorded tracks, which easily measure up to the rest of the material here with their characteristic mix of rootsy instrumentation and wonderfully tear-jerking melodrama.
Bound for the airwaves, Montogomery's first-ever TV-marketed ...
| | Brooks & Dunn Greatest Hits Collection II CD (2004)
Hits
$9.75 
There's no denying that Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn ruled the pop/country roost throughout the 1990s, but this second volume of Brooks & Dunn hits shows that the phenomenally successful duo kept chugging along well beyond their early-'90s heyday. It's mainly occupied by tracks from the late '90s and early 2000s, interspersed with a few new bonus cuts to keep the faithful on board. Those who've kept up with the twosome's career will be familiar with the ground covered by the hits, from the old-school barroom weeper "I'll Never Forgive My ...
| | Alexis Korner Kornerstoned: Anthology 1958-1983 CD (2004) (Import) United Kingdom
Hits
$22.39
While MUSICALLY RICH...AND FAMOUS documents the second half of British blues godfather Alexis Korner's career, KORNERSTONED adopts a more comprehensive approach, following the pioneering singer/guitarist from the very beginning of his musical life, all the way through every subsequent phase of his development. So we get not only his mid-1960s work with burgeoning blues-rock giants like Paul Rodgers and Steve Marriott, but also his `50s skiffle recordings (basically the British version of ...
| | Faith Hill Fireflies CD (2005)
Hits
$14.29 
Coming after the relative commercial disappointment of 2002's pop-oriented CRY--and, not at all coincidentally, Gretchen Wilson's rise as the new Everygirl of country--Faith Hill's FIREFLIES is a blatant attempt to ditch the singer's glamourpuss image and reassert her country roots, such things having become fashionable again. This isn't a problem, however: Shania Twain-like chart pop wasn't Hill's forte, and FIREFLIES brings her back where she belongs.
The first single, "Mississippi Girl," is Hill's best song in years. A Dixie Chicks-like piece of sweet country-pop with a few bluegrass trimmings, the tune was written by country hitmaker John Rich. Rich also penned some of the other standouts here, like the laid-back "Sunshine and Summertime" and "Like We Never Loved At All," a dramatic, '70s-style duet between Hill and her husband Tim McGraw. Three other songs are from the catalogue of alt-country singer/songwriter Lori McKenna, taking Hill into a folkish vein similar to Mary-Chapin Carpenter. The overall lack of bombast suits Hill's girl-next-door delivery perfectly, making FIREFLIES a much-needed ...
| | Garth Brooks Ultimate Hits CDs (2007) With DVD
Hits
$12.35 
For a period in the early 1990s, Garth Brooks was not only the biggest star in country music, he was one of the biggest stars in music, period. An unassuming Oklahoman who fused ...
| | Sawyer Brown Cafe On The Corner CD (1992)
Hits
$5.65
| | Rounding Up The Gals: Great Female Country Vocals Vol. 1. CD (2001) (Import) United Kingdom
Hits
$13.15
| | Mambru 3 CD (2004) (Import) Argentina
Hits
$13.59
| | Status Quo Live CDs (2005) (Import) Import; Remastered; United Kingdom
Hits
$31.59
| | Collection International CDs (2006)
Hits
$20.15
Track Listing of songs: DISC 1: NEW SOUND THEORY VOL. 1: Between Them; Summeresque; Flow; Transatlantic; Who's Got the Time; Summer Daze; I Can Change Your Mind; Musique; ...
| | Brenda Linton Secret CD (2006)
Hits
$13.15
As the only daughter of Southern parents reared in poverty, BRENDA LINTON became aware at a young age of her mother’s dreams for her – that she would have red hair and would sing and dance like Shirley Temple. Today, although the petite redhead has some great moves on the dance floor, she is best known for a voice so pure and melodic that fans have dubbed her the “CAROLINA NIGHTINGALE.” Born in Washington, North Carolina, Linton says she was raised by “a passel of kind-hearted women, including my mother, grandmother, maternal aunts, and housekeepers who treated me as their own.” Her mother overcame childhood polio to train as a registered nurse and began working at the county hospital when Linton was still an infant. Raised in a Baptist orphanage, her father was a major source of strength and understanding in later life. But in her early years, his work as a master plasterer frequently took him away from home, even to the island of Bermuda. “Part of my dad’s compensation was a month in paradise for my mom and me,” says Linton of the experience, “and I guess my love of the road began there.”The singer/songwriter is taking to the road again to promote her first long-player and indie debut, THE SECRET. The album’s 12 songs reflect a range of genres from her earliest influences of roots and classical music to her coming-of-age with folk and protest songs to more recent affairs with jazz and gospel. Co-produced and mixed by JOHN PLYMALE (SQUIRREL NUT ZIPPERS, CLAIRE HOLLY, CAITLIN CARY), THE SECRET is a showcase of Linton’s talents as a guitarist, pianist, writer, arranger, and producer. Using a combination of live recording and overdubbing, Linton and Plymale supported her emotive singing with lush background vocals and a rich palette of lead instruments, including mandolin, penny whistle, harmonica, fiddle, electric and slide guitar, dobro, and saxophone.The six original tracks on THE SECRET demonstrate Linton’s skill at creating provocative music that touches both heart and mind. BARGAIN LOVE and THE GOOD LIFE provide opposite views of the same phenomenon – how living a borrowed life only alienates us from ourselves and others. The jazzy QUIET LOVE touts the wisdom of finding our own answers rather than relying on popular culture. WARRIORS and STILL IN THIS WORLD are perhaps the most personal songs on the album and movingly express the depth of Linton’s sorrow at losing her mother to breast cancer in 2004 as well as the belief that there is still much to recommend the world - a belief made more poignant by her own triumph over the disease a year earlier. The tune for WARRIORS was written by THOMAS WALSH, a gifted composer and multi-instrumentalist living outside Dublin. “I happened upon his lovely melody, Innisheer, and knew it would be the perfect complement for my lyrics,” says Linton. “When I called him to get permission to use the tune, he was at home with the flu; but he was very gracious and we found we had a lot in common. Music often allows perfect strangers to quickly get down to the important stuff.”Although Linton remembers hearing lots of music during her early childhood, her formal education began at the age of eight when her parents bought her a Wurlitzer spinet and a set of classical piano books. By adolescence, Linton had developed a list of favorite singers (PERRY COMO, PAUL McCARTNEY, JOAN BAEZ, and JONI MITCHELL) ...
| | Las Vegas CDs (2006) (Import)
Hits
$24.95
Track Listing of songs: I've Got You Under My Skin; Everybody Loves Somebody; All The Way; Because You're Mine; Come Fly With Me; My Lady Loves To Dance; You Make Me Feel So Young; Rambling Rose; What Kind Of Fool; I'll String Along With You; I Get A Kick Out Of You; Takes Two To Tango; My Funny Valentine; Somewhere Along The Way; Stardust; Till Then; Lady Is A Tramp; Out Of This World; Because You're Mine (2); Chicago; Oh Marie; Mack The Knife; Loveliest Night Of The Year; You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby; Jeeper's Creepers; I Got Rhythm; Begin The Beguine; Chinatown My Chinatown; Don't Rain On My Parade; Catari Catari Core Ingrato; Figaro; Lady In Red; Te Quiero Dijiste (Magic Is The Moonlight); All Of Me; Liza; Vieni Vieni; Come Fly With Me; Everybody Loves Somebody; What I've Got In Mind; Chicago; That's Alright Mama; Jeepers Creepers; Let There Be Love; Moon River; Cry; Don't Rain On My Parade; I Get A Kick Out Of You; Sentimental Journey; At Long Last Love; I Want To Know What Love Is; Ain't That Fine; It's Only A Paper Moon; Misty; Stay With Me; Because You're Mine (2); Chicago; Oh Marie; Mack The Knife; Loveliest Night Of The Year; You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby; Jeeper's Creepers; I Got Rhythm; ...
| | Bobby Solo Magic Moments CD (2007) (Import) Import
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