1. Party Time - T.G. Sheppard, Channel, Bruce
2. War Is Hell (On the Homefront, Too) - T.G. Sheppard, Jones, Bucky
3. Last Cheater's Waltz - T.G. Sheppard, Throckmorton, Sonny
4. Do You Wanna Go to Heaven - T.G. Sheppard, Jones, Bucky
5. Somewhere Down the Line - T.G. Sheppard, Anderson, Lewis
6. Slow Burn - T.G. Sheppard, Black, Charlie
7. I Loved 'Em Every One - T.G. Sheppard, Sampson, Phil
8. Smooth Sailing - T.G. Sheppard, Putman, Curly
9. Faking Love - T.G. Sheppard, Berg, Matraca
10. Only One You - T.G. Sheppard, Garvin, Michael
11. I'll Be Coming Back for More - T.G. Sheppard, Putman, Curly
12. Finally - T.G. Sheppard, Chapman, Gary
T.G. Sheppard - All-Time Greatest Hits
- Audio CD: 0 pages (1991-03-12)
- Publisher: Warner Bros / Wea
- Label: Warner Bros / Wea
- Studio: Warner Bros / Wea
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 12 reviews
- Sales Rank in Music: #32388
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Summary: T.G. Sheppard - All-Time Hits 2008-07-18
Comment: I didn't realize T.G. Sheppard had all these hits - this CD took me back quite a few years and brought back some great memories. Favorite tracks are "Somewhere Down The Line," "Only One You," and "I'll Be Coming Back For More." Great CD - listen to it often.
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Summary: Yet Another Minimal-Track And Misleading Release 2007-08-11
Comment: Judging by those 5-star reviews, some people are easily satisfied. That may have been alright at the start of the CD age when most of the big companies rushed out minimal-track compilations covering their stars which also contained absolutely nothing in the way of background notes. Such as this one from Warner.
It also misleads to some degree by claiming to be his "all time greatest hits" which, to anyone who followed his career, was clearly stretching things a bit. They ARE certainly representative of his all time greatest with Warner/Curb as tracks 1 to 4, 6, 7, and 9 to 12 were all # 1, with I Loved 'Em Every One, Only One You, and Finally all crossing over to the Billboard Pop Hot 100 [at # 37, 68, and 58 respectively]. Another crossover, Make My Day with Clint Eastwood in 1984, went to # 52 Hot 100 as well as # 12 Country, but that is not included.
Track 8 was a # 6 Country in 1980 and Somewhere Down The Line a # 3 in 1984. Faking Love, a # 1 for 4 weeks in late 1982/early 1983 was a duet with with Karen Brooks.
But T.G. goes all the way back to late 1974 when his first release on the Melodyland label, Devil In The Bottle, was also a # 1, as was his second release, Tryin' To Beat The Morning Home. Between those, and the first included here [Last Cheater's Waltz], he added two more Melodyland hits, four for Hitsville, and another six for Warner/Curb, including a # 8 1978 cover of The Turtles' 1967 hit Happy Together.
Between Faking Love and Slow Burn he had a # 12 with Without You, a # 57 duet with Judy Collins on Home Again in 1984 for the Elektra label, and in 1984/85 added two more Warner/Curb hits with One Owner Heart [# 4] and You're Going Out Of My Mind [# 10]. In 1985 he joined Columbia and put up nine more hits to 1988, including the # 1 Strong Heart in 1986, and three # 2 hits. His last came in 1991 for Curb/Capitol when Born In A High Wind petered out at # 63.
It's not a bad bargain, certainly, at the price indicated, and the AAD sound quality is excellent. But 12-track compilations without any background information or discography are no longer acceptable. Consumers now want a bigger bang for their buck, especially when the CDs cover stars from the past with many years of success. In Sheppard's case, that was 42 Country charters from 1974 to 1991, including 14 # 1 hits (more than the number of tracks on the CD under review) and seven that ranged from # 2 to # 5. Seven were crossovers to the Billboard Pop Hot 100 and six to the Adult Contemporary charts.
How about a decent 25-track release?
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Summary: I Feel Like Loving You Again.... 2006-06-19
Comment: Great collection but where is the song "I Feel Like Loving You Again" (the studio version)? I can't seem to find it anywhere except on his "Live at Billy Bob's" CD. That song was #1 according to Billboard Country so why isn't it on any of his greatest hits recordings?
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Summary: T.G. is on of my favorites 2006-03-23
Comment: I saw T.G. Sheppard twice in person and thought both shows were excellent. I always loved his music. This CD has some of his best and I liked everyone of them. Excellent buy for the money.
0 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Fast Service 2005-08-25
Comment: The product was in good condition and it was received in a timely manner.
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