John Anderson - Greatest Hits [BNA]

The Very Best of Randy Travis The emergence of North Carolinian Randy Travis heralded a sea change in contemporary country. The true pioneer of the hugely popular new traditionalist movement, Travis helped reconnect the genre with its roots. His 1986 debut, Storms Of Life, delivered two #1 singles and became ...	Anthology	Easy Money One of country's most distinctive voices, John Anderson racked up an impressive list of hits in the '80s and '90s ("Swingin'," "Money in the Bank") before his career grew erratic. Now he returns as the newest member of Big & Rich's MuzikMafia, and this solid effort (produced by ...	The Very Best of Dwight Yoakam Moving to Los Angeles after an unproductive stint in Nashville, Kentucky-born Dwight Yoakam made a name for himself by reviving the more robust honky-tonk traditions of the Bakersfield Sound--a bold contrast with Music City's assembly-line approach. In 1984, his independently rel...	Classics
Seminole Wind After several years in the chartless wilderness, one of country's most distinctive song stylists came back stronger than ever in 1992 with this hit-filled album. With a rich, Southern-cured voice sounding something like a twangy Charlie Rich, Anderson had been one of country's s...	50 Number Ones When George Strait's "She'll Leave You With a Smile" moved to the top of the country charts in early 2003, the handsome Lone Star crooner bested Conway Twitty for the most No. 1 singles by a solo artist. This collection of 50 chart-toppers, spanning 22 years, showcases the Cadill...	The Ultimate Hits ( Garth Brooks ) N	The Essential Earl Thomas Conley	22 More Hits George Strait has amassed so many charting singles that his record company has nearly run out of compilation titles. Now, fresh from Strait's 2007 CMA Album of the Year Award (for It Just Comes Natural), here comes 22 More Hits, a collection of singles that stopped short of numbe...

Sooo good!
I love John Anderson's voice and this cd has all of the songs I love!! This is a great source if you are looking for some of the songs from the last decade or so that you didn't originally buy! Good stuff! It is fun to dance to! :)

Still Not Enough, but will do for now
This is a fine greatest hits of Anderson. However, this set is nearly 20 yrs old and he is long overdue for a more comprehensive career spanning anthology. What is here is great : Wild and Blue, Swingin, I'm just an old chunk of coal, and would you catch a falling star- among many. John is long overdue- one of the more signifficant artist of the later 70's early 80's.

Got to love John Anderson
It's got Black Sheep and Wild and Blue. The only thing that's missing is Chicken Truck.

Doesn't begin to cover all of John's great songs...
This is a very nice collection, but how long do we have to wait for someone to put out a truly comprehensive anthology of John's work? This is simply 'a few' of John's great hits. This guy is a pure country traditionalist, one of the very best ever, along the lines of Jones and Haggard...even the 'Anthology' double CD is lacking...I have been listening to John since his first vinyl release with his great hit, 'She Just Started Liking Cheatin' Songs' from 1980! It will take at least 2 CDs, maybe 3, to truly do John Anderson credit. In the meantime, this CD, the Antholgy CD and one or two other Greatest hits CDs will have to suffice. C'mon folks, how about someone putting together the real thing, a full compilation of great music from at least 5 different labels? It can be done, and John Anderson deserves it! This one gives you a wonderful 'taste' of John's talent, but it leaves out at least half of his career thus far! In my opinion you wouild do better with a copy, new or used, of the 'Anthology' CD, and as noted, that too leaves much to be desired. Let's hope that someone gets it right soon...

John Anderson-Greatest Hits
Some albums have one or two songs that are appealing. This one is great all the way through. I particularly wanted the song Seminole Wind, but I found I enjoyed many of the others almost as much.