John Farnham - Anthology V.2 -Greatest Hits 1967-1986-

"John Farnham - Anthology, Vol. 1: Greatest Hits" Mid-price collection of the Australian pop vocalist's finestfor RCA from 1986-1997, including the U.K. top 10 smash 'You're The Voice'. 17 tracks total. 1997 RCA/ BMG release.	Romeo's Heart Limited Australian tour edition pairs his album'Romeo's Burning' with a live five track EP featuring acover of the Beatles 'Birthday' plus 'Have A Little Faith','Heart's On Fire', 'She's So Fine' and 'Sorry'.11 Tracks. Double slimline jewel case.	Classic Jack Live	Highlights from the Main Event Event series of concerts featuring three of Australia's top superstars, Olivia Newton-John, Anthony Warlow & John Farnham. 28 tracks including three bonus tracks which didn't appear on the original edition, 'Two Strong Hearts' John Farnham, Olivia Newton-John, 'Not Gonna Give ...	Elton John - Greatest Hits 1970-2002 This is the first attempt to consolidate all of Sir Elton's hit singles, from three labels, in one collection. It once would've required at least four CDs to own the best stuff here. Many think the legendary performer was at his best in the early to mid-'70s, and the incredible s...

Great Live Collection from Australias Greatest Singer
This is the second volume in the Anthology set celebrating John's 30th Anniversary as a Charting singer. This volume covers his hits through his "Johnny Farnham" pop period to his mainstream rock period with "Uncovered" and the Little River Band. The standout tracks are the ballads that truely show the full intensity of Farnham's fine voice. Comic Conversations and Please Don't Ask Me are the best examples. Looking Through a Tear is a great song, however, the vocals seem a bit off. The LRB tracks - No Way to Love Someone, Playing to win, When the War is Over and Justice for One are also great track. The final track (And I Love Her) is a Studio re-working of an old Beatles song. Overall, this album showcases the best live recordings of the various songs. The songs are drawn from many different concerts. A number of the tracks are from a video from 1987, some are from concerts with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra in 1989, the LRB era ones are from a previously unrelease concert in 1986, and there are a number from recent tours and a concert at the openning of the Palladium Ballroom in Melbourne, 1997. Farnham is reluctant too perform his firsat hit Sadie the Cleaning Lady hence the rather short version that appears on this album. Highly recommended compilation of the best post 1986 live recordings of Farnham's Pre-86 material