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Country Love Songs 80 Great Country Love Songs

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Country Love Songs: 80 Great Country Love Songs

Genre: COUNTRY
Label: K-Tel Entertainment (UK) Limited
Release date: 2001

Track Listing

Disc 1 of 4
1.  Ruby**: (Don't Take Your Love To Town), Lovesick Blues Kenny Rogers
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2.  Blanket On The Ground: Lovesick Blues Billie Jo Spears
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3.  I Need More Of You: Lovesick Blues The Bellamy Brothers
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4.  Cryin' In The Rain*: Lovesick Blues Tammy Wynette
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5.  Have You Ever Been Lonely?**: Lovesick Blues Slim Whitman
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6.  Lovesick Blues**: Lovesick Blues Patsy Cline
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7.  My Elusive Dreams: Lovesick Blues Charlie Rich
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8.  Somebody Loves Me: Lovesick Blues Johnny Paycheck
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9.  I Can't Stop Loving You: Lovesick Blues Don Gibson
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10.  Running Bear**: Lovesick Blues Johnny Preston
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11.  Remember Me**: Lovesick Blues Johnny Cash
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12.  Heartaches By The Number: Lovesick Blues Ray Price
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13.  I Love You Drops: Lovesick Blues Bill Anderson
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14.  Pass Me By: Lovesick Blues Johnny Rodriguez
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15.  Lonely Street**: Lovesick Blues Patsy Cline
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16.  If We Make It Through December: Lovesick Blues Merle Haggard
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17.  Rose Garden: Lovesick Blues Lynn Anderson
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18.  Crazy: Lovesick Blues Wanda Jackson
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19.  The Three Bells: (The Jimmy Brown Song), Lovesick Blues Slim Whitman
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20.  It's Four In The Morning: Lovesick Blues Faron Young
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Disc 2 of 4
1.  '57 Chevrolet: Sweet Dreams Billie Jo Spears
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2.  If I Said You Had A Beautiful Body Would You Hold... The Bellamy Brothers
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3.  Release Me: Sweet Dreams Roger Miller
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4.  The Most Beautiful Girl: Sweet Dreams Charlie Rich
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5.  If I Could Only Stay Asleep**: Sweet Dreams Patsy Cline
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6.  Sweet Dreams: Sweet Dreams Don Gibson
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7.  I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know: Sweet Dreams Skeeter Davis
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8.  I Walk The Line**: Sweet Dreams Johnny Cash
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9.  I Could Never Be Ashamed Of You**: Sweet Dreams Jerry Lee Lewis
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10.  Sea Of Love: Sweet Dreams David Houston
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11.  Cry: Sweet Dreams Lynn Anderson
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12.  Four Strong Winds: Sweet Dreams Bobby Dare
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13.  Before The Next Teardrop Falls: Sweet Dreams Freddy Fender
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14.  Tips Of My Fingers: Sweet Dreams Bill Anderson
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15.  Take My Hand For A While**: Sweet Dreams Don Williams
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16.  It's A Little More Like Heaven: Sweet Dreams Hank Locklin
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17.  I Hope So**: Sweet Dreams Willie Nelson
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18.  Nobody's Darlin' But Mine: Sweet Dreams Stonewall Jackson
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19.  Strangers: Sweet Dreams Merle Haggard
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20.  The End Of The World: Sweet Dreams Skeeter Davis
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Disc 3 of 4
1.  You Are My Sunshine**: Missing You Slim Whitman
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2.  What I've Got In Mind: Missing You Billie Jo Spears
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3.  Stand By Your Man*: Missing You Tammy Wynette
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4.  It's Only Make Believe*: Missing You Glen Campbell
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5.  Let Your Love Flow: Missing You The Bellamy Brothers
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6.  Make The World Go Away: Missing You Ray Price
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7.  Top Of The World: Missing You Lynn Anderson
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8.  In The Summertime: Missing You Roger Miller
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9.  She Needs Someone To Hold Her: (When She Cries), M... Conway Twitty
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10.  You're The Nearest Thing To Heaven**: Missing You Johnny Cash
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11.  I Miss You Already: Missing You Faron Young
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12.  Cold, Cold Heart**: Missing You Jerry Lee Lewis
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13.  Cry Not For Me**: Missing You Patsy Cline
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14.  There Won't Be Anymore: Missing You Charlie Rich
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15.  Woman: Missing You Don Gibson
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16.  Tennessee Waltz: Missing You Patti Page
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17.  Just Call Me Lonesome*: Missing You Jim Reeves
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18.  There'll Be No Tearddrops Tonight**: Missing You Hank Williams
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19.  I'll Hold You In My Heart**: ('Til I Can Hold You... Eddy Arnold
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20.  Sleeping Beauty: Missing You Jimmy Dean
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Disc 4 of 4
1.  Behind Closed Doors: For The Good Times Charlie Rich
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2.  Red Sails In The Sunset: For The Good Times Slim Whitman
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3.  Just Out Of Reach**: For The Good Times Patsy Cline
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4.  Please Don't Tell Me How The Story Ends: For The G... Bobby Bare
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5.  Husbands And Wives: For The Good Times Roger Miller
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6.  Help Me Make It Through The Night: For The Good Times Sammi Smith
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7.  Still: For The Good Times Bill Anderson
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8.  Misty Blue: For The Good Times Billie Jo Spears
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9.  For The Good Times: For The Good Times Ray Price
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10.  Midnight Train To Georgia: For The Good Times Lynn Anderson
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11.  Will You Remember Mine**: For The Good Times Willie Nelson
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12.  Shame On Me: For The Good Times Bobby Bare
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13.  Ain't It Funny What A Fool Will Do: For The Good Times George Jones
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14.  Crying*: For The Good Times Glen Campbell
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15.  Sugar Daddy: For The Good Times The Bellamy Brothers
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16.  Goodbye Little Darlin'**: For The Good Times Johnny Cash
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17.  A Good Year For The Roses: For The Good Times Johnny Paycheck
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18.  That's The Way Love Goes: For The Good Times Johnny Rodriguez
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19.  Never Ending Song Of Love: For The Good Times Dickey Lee
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20.  There Goes My Everything: For The Good Times Jack Greene
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Featured Review
Greatest Day Greatest Day
Take That
It's almost 10 years to the day that Robbie Williams released 'Angels' onto an unsuspecting British public and all at once established himself as one of the 90's most successful solo artists. Leaving his former Take That band mates in the dust, they embarked on unsuccessful DJ careers, below average indie projects and misguided acting jaunts. How fortunes have changed. Whilst Robbie resides alone in L.A. addicted to Red Bull, Marlboro Reds and UFO websites, Take That have re-emerged as one of Europe's most successful pop acts; on the verge of releasing an new album and undertaking a sell-out stadium tour. On latest release, 'Greatest Day', Garry Barlow takes a rest from writing hits for the likes of Peter Kaye, Lee Mead and John Barrowman and hands over some of the creative responsibility to Mark, Jason and Howard. The result is a mid-tempo, piano and guitar driven effort that could easily be filed, along with Coldplay and Snow Patrol, in the inoffensive pop rock section. In many ways the song is merely a preamble to the upcoming tour and just in time for Christmas album, 'Circus', to be released on 1st December. 'Greatest Day' proves that whilst nostalgia is still a major factor of Take That's appeal they, unlike many other reformed groups, are still capable of writing songs that stand up to their earlier work
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