THE MAVERICKS - THE BEST OF THE MAVERICKS

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THE MAVERICKS - TTHE BEST OF THE MAVERICKS

ORYGINALNE WYDANIE SYGNOWANE BY MERCURY RECORDS 1999 R

1. Things I Cannot Change

2. World Without Love

3. Are You Lonesome Tonight

4. Think Of Me (When You're Lonely)

5. Here Comes My Baby

6. Pizziricco

7. I've Got This Feeling

8. Dance The Night Away

9. All You Ever Do Is Bring Me Down

10. Here Comes The Rain

11. I Should Have Been True

12. There Goes My Heart

13. What A Crying Shame

14. This Broken Heart

15. From Hell To Paradise

This is the "International" version of the 1999 hits collection that has the domestic "Super Colossal Hits..." name. True fans ought to seriously consider acquiring this even though you probably already own a good share of the music herein. Why? Well, let's review what you get with this disc.

9 of these 15 tracks are from their first four MCA discs(tracks 7 through 15). There is one song from their MCA self-titled debut, the Patsy-Cline influenced "This Broken Heart"; the rest are from the "From Hell to Paradise"/"Music for All Occasions"/"Trampoline" discs. This is a fairly good collection of four key songs from the "...Hell to Paradise" disc, but there's only two songs each from the stellar "...All Occasions" and nearly essential "Trampoline" discs. For the true fan, no abridged view of these vital discs could be satisfying enough, and for the non-fan, this is too little to get a good feel for what a great band this is. Anyway, the real reason for fans to buy this is for the six songs not on any of those prior CD's.

Four of those six songs are on the domestic "Super Colossal Hits.." disc: The dynamic "Things I Cannot Change" original, and peppy covers of the early Cat Stevens' tune "Here Comes My Baby" and Buck Owens' "Think of Me", and a latin-tinged trifle of a tune called "Pizziricco" that is easily the weakest of these four 'new' songs. The two songs not on the domestic hit collection are 1) a fabulously swinging, horn-section-dominated version of Elvis's "Are You Lonesome Tonight?

Look at it this way: you'd have to buy the domestic hits version and the Babe II soundtrack to get the other 'exclusive' songs on here besides "World Without Love", and by then you'd have spend about 2/3rds of the cost of this disc anyway.

As of this fall of 2001 writing, these are the most recent 'new' recordings available from this excellent band. I recommend you seek out and cherish your copy of this disc and hope that it can help tide you over until the Mavericks drought ends.

ZNAKOMITA FORMACJA SPOD COUNTRY / ROCKABILLY