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Gold / Conway Twitty.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: MusicMusicPublisher number: B0005199-02 | MCA NashvillePublication details: Nashville, TN : MCA Nashville / Decca, ℗2006.Description: 2 audio discs : digital ; 4 3/4 inContent type:
  • performed music
Media type:
  • audio
Carrier type:
  • audio disc
Other title:
  • Conway Twitty gold
Subject(s): Genre/Form:
Contents:
Disc 1: It's only make believe -- Mona Lisa -- Lonely blue boy -- What am I living for -- Next in line -- To see my angel cry -- Hello darlin' -- Fifteen years ago -- After the fire is gone / with Loretta Lynn -- How much more can she stand -- (Lost her love) On our last date -- I can't stop loving you -- She needs someone to hold her (when she cries) -- Louisiana woman, Mississippi man / with Loretta Lynn -- You've never been this far before -- I see the want in your eyes -- Linda on my mind -- Touch the hand -- After all the good is gone -- (I can't believe) she gives it all to me. Disc 2: Play guitar play -- I've already loved you in my mind -- Don't take it away -- I may never get to heaven -- Happy birthday darlin' -- I'd love to lay you down -- Rest your love on me -- I still believe in waltzes / with Loretta Lynn -- Tight fittin' jeans -- Red neckin' love makin' night -- The clown -- Slow hand -- The rose -- I don't know a thing about love (The moon song) -- Desperado love -- Julia -- That's my job -- She's got a single thing on her mind -- Crazy in love -- I couldn't see you leavin'.
Production credits:
  • Compilation produced by Andy McMaie.
Conway Twitty, vocals ; with Loretta Lynn on some tracks.
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Holdings
Item type Home library Collection Call number Materials specified Status Date due Barcode Item holds
Adult CD Adult CD Main Library CD COUNTRY Twitty, Conway Checked out 06/26/2024 33111009984283
Total holds: 0

Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

In 2000 MCA Nashville released an excellent Conway Twitty hits collection, The #1 Hits Collection, which compiled a whopping 33 chart-toppers. It was a nice listen, illustrating precisely why Twitty is such a legend. Then came 25 Number Ones in 2004, which was essentially a scaled-down, more economical single-disc version of its double-disc predecessor. And then, since MCA is wont to repackage Twitty's back catalog ad infinitum, along came Gold in 2006. This double-disc, 40-song collection is yet another entry in the ideal Twitty compilation sweepstakes, and while its predecessors were plenty satisfactory, this one just may be the most satisfactory one yet. It's certainly more ideal than The #1 Hits Collection, as it includes some of his latter-day hits from the '80s and early '90s (there are seven extra songs on Gold, in case you're counting). And while 25 Number Ones is probably the most economical Twitty compilation you're liable to find on the market, the guy just had way too many hits to be summed up on a mere single disc, as many a fan would argue. So Gold may well be the one-stop Twitty best-of collection of choice, even if it still misses one of Stephen Thomas Erelwine's personal favorites, the Merle Haggard-penned "I Wonder What She'll Think About Me Leaving." If you want that song, you'll need to move up a notch, to the four-disc Conway Twitty Collection (1994). To recap, Gold effectively supplants The #1 Hits Collection, slotting itself between the single-disc, economical 25 Number Ones and the four-disc, definitive Conway Twitty Collection. So there are a few choices, clearly. Be assured, in any event, that all are satisfactory, differentiated by price point and comprehensiveness. ~ Jason Birchmeier

Conway Twitty, vocals ; with Loretta Lynn on some tracks.

Compact disc.

Compilation produced by Andy McMaie.

Notes by Rich Kienzle in container.

Digitally remastered by Doug Schwartz, Mulholland Music, No. Hollywood, CA.

Disc 1: It's only make believe -- Mona Lisa -- Lonely blue boy -- What am I living for -- Next in line -- To see my angel cry -- Hello darlin' -- Fifteen years ago -- After the fire is gone / with Loretta Lynn -- How much more can she stand -- (Lost her love) On our last date -- I can't stop loving you -- She needs someone to hold her (when she cries) -- Louisiana woman, Mississippi man / with Loretta Lynn -- You've never been this far before -- I see the want in your eyes -- Linda on my mind -- Touch the hand -- After all the good is gone -- (I can't believe) she gives it all to me. Disc 2: Play guitar play -- I've already loved you in my mind -- Don't take it away -- I may never get to heaven -- Happy birthday darlin' -- I'd love to lay you down -- Rest your love on me -- I still believe in waltzes / with Loretta Lynn -- Tight fittin' jeans -- Red neckin' love makin' night -- The clown -- Slow hand -- The rose -- I don't know a thing about love (The moon song) -- Desperado love -- Julia -- That's my job -- She's got a single thing on her mind -- Crazy in love -- I couldn't see you leavin'.

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