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- 1. Come Early Morning
- 2. Amanda
- 3. Atta Way to Go
- 4. The Shelter of Your Eyes
- 5. We Should Be Together
- 6. I Wouldn't Want to Live If You Didn't Love Me
- 7. The Ties That Bind
- 8. You're My Best Friend
- 9. Love Me Tonight, (Turn Out the Light and)
- 10. Till the Rivers All Run Dry
- 11. Say It Again
- 12. She Never Knew Me
- 13. Some Broken Hearts Never Mend
- 14. I'm Just a Country Boy
- 15. I've Got a Winner in You
- 16. Rake & Ramblin' Man
- 17. Tulsa Time
- 18. Lay Down Beside Me
- 19. It Must Be Love
- 20. Love Me Over Again
- 21. Good Ole Boys Like Me
- 22. I Believe in You
- 23. Falling Again
- 24. Miracles
- 25. Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good
- 26. If I Needed You
- 27. Listen to the Radio
- 28. If Hollywood Don't Need You (Honey, I Still Do)
- 29. Love Is on a Roll
- 30. Nobody But You
- 31. That's the Thing About Love
- 32. Maggie's Dream
- 33. I Believe in You
- 34. Falling Again
- 35. Miracles
- 36. Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good
- 37. If I Needed You
- 38. Listen to the Radio
- 39. If Hollywood Don't Need You
- 40. Love Is on a Roll
- 41. Nobody But You
- 42. Maggie's Dream
- 43. We've Got a Good Fire Going
- 44. Heartbeat in the Darkness
- 45. Then It's Love
- 46. I've Been Loved by the Best
- 47. True Love
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Media Type: CD
Artist: WILLIAMS,DON
Title: ANTHOLOGY
Street Release Date: 04/03/2007
Genre: COUNTRY
- Audio CD: 0 pages (2000-10-17)
- Publisher: Hip-O Records
- Label: Hip-O Records
- Format: Original recording remastered
- Studio: Hip-O Records
- Sales Rank in Music: #12015
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:  "the Gary Cooper of country music", By This review is from: Gold (Audio CD) Hip-O Records presents, the gentle understated baritone Don Williams from Texas, with forty tunes from the early '70s through and up to the '90s. Williams uses no gimmicks, just sings with warmth and heart, a simple basic truth to his success.The years 1974 to 1986, marked Williams' career peak, sixteen No. #1 hits, "LOVE ME TONIGHT", "SAY IT AGAIN", IT MUST BE LOVE" "IF HOLLYWOOD DON'T NEED YOU" and "GOOD OLE BOYS LIKE ME", were all written by Bob McDill. The biggest hit came in 1980 with "I BELIEVE IN YOU", was a credo of a satisfied man , but not a smug man. Hip-O Records, you've outdone yourself, with honest songs honestly sung, simple songs for all the folks...enjoy this "Anthology" from this country troubadour...exactly what you'd expect! Total Time: Disc One 58:01 on 20 Tracks & Disc Two 69:00 on 20 Tracks...(2000) 7 of 7 people found the following review helpful: Strong compilation of gentle giant's music, By Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Gold (Audio CD) This is the strongest compilation of Don's music yet released, containing all his important country hits except Stay young, though it's absence does not really matter. I recall a gypsy woman (a top 20 pop hit in the UK) is missing, but it was never released as a single in America, so never gets included on American compilations. You can find it on any number of British compilations.So, what you get here are forty wonderful songs which show what the gentle giant (as Don is known) could really do. Some of my favorites here include You're my best friend, Till the rivers all run dry, Some broken hearts never mend, Tulsa time, Lay down beside me and If I needed you, but there are so many others I could name. Start your Don Williams collection here. If there are other songs you particularly like, you can buy more of his music later - Don had so many great songs that they couldn't all fit on two CD's. 6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:  Don Williams - Anthology, By Country Boy (Appalachian Ridge and Valley) - See all my reviews This review is from: Gold (Audio CD) Great tracks! Of all the Don Williams CD's I have, this would be THE one I'd suggest for an all-in-one collection. Williams' mellow, gentlemanly tone is soothing to my country ears. The downside....once again here is a Don Williams CD without one of my favorites..."Yellow Moon". Have all the labels forgotten that fantastic tune? I'd sure like to know of any CD with that hit. I only have it on the old LP with that title track. This is why I've limited my rating. |
