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| | The Very Best of Billy Dean | | | Music Artist : | | Billy Dean | | Music Style : | | General | | Record Label : | | Capitol | | Release Date : | | 2005-03-29 | | Store Price : | | $16.98 | | Artistopia's Price: $16.98 | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. Only Here For A Little While
2. Somewhere In My Broken Heart
3. You Don't Count The Cost
4. Only The Wind
5. Billy The Kid
6. If There Hadn't Been You
7. I'm Not Built That Way
8. Tryin' To Hide A Fire In The Dark
9. We Just Disagree
10. I Wanna Take Care Of You
11. Once In A While
12. Cowboy Band
13. Yesterday
14. It's What I Do
15. That Girl's Been Spyin' On Me
16. Innocent Bystander
17. Real Man
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Customer Reviews of This Album/CD |
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 Excellent Billy Dean
Submitted on: 2007-05-12 |
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| This is an amazing collection. If you like Billy Dean you will love this. If you are new to Billy Dean I'm sure you will become an ardent fan. It has something for everyone. I definitely recommend this to all. |
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A great overview of Billy's Capitol Recordings from the 90s
Submitted on: 2005-03-29 |
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Lanky Billy Dean's 1990-98 Capitol/Liberty Records tenure had been previously anthologized with three skimpy ten-track sets (Greatest Hits, Love Songs, Certified Hits), all of which overlapped greatly and left off key hits. Fortunately, revived interest in Dean's music - thanks mainly to his current top ten Curb Records' hit "Let Them Be Little" - has prompted Capitol to finally assemble a decent retrospective, the aptly titled The Very Best Of Billy Dean.
This 17-track set includes all of Dean's top 40 country hits as well as his admirable rendition of "Yesterday" from the out of print 1995 cd Come Together: America Salutes the Beatles. It reminds how effective Dean's clear, folky baritone is at conveying sincerity, particularly on simple, matter of fact ballads like "Somewhere In My Broken Heart," "You Don't Count The Cost," and "Only The Wind." There are also plenty of uptempo gems to be found here, such as the nostalgic "Billy The Kid," the sassy "That Girl's Been Spying On Me," and a cover of Dave Mason's "We Just Disagree." But slow and poignant is what Dean does best, and in fact, better than most in modern country music.
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