Name: Greatest Hits Take That
Brand: RCA
SKU: 913899
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Greatest Hits Take That

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Album: Greatest Hits Take That
#	Song Title	Time
1)	How Deep Is Your Love
2)	Never Forget
3)	Back For Good
4)	Sure
5)	Love Ain't Here Anymore
6)	Everything Changes
7)	Babe
8)	Relight My Fire
9)	Pray
10)	Why Can't I Wake up With You
11)	Could It Be Magic
12)	Million Love Songs, A
13)	I Found Heaven
14)	It Only Takes a Minute
15)	Once You've Tasted Love
16)	Promises
17)	Do What U Like
18)	Love Ain't Here Anymore (U.S. Version)

Album: Greatest Hits Take That
#	Song Title	Time
1)	How Deep Is Your Love
2)	Never Forget
3)	Back For Good
4)	Sure
5)	Love Ain't Here Anymore
6)	Everything Changes
7)	Babe
8)	Relight My Fire
9)	Pray
10)	Why Can't I Wake up With You
11)	Could It Be Magic
12)	Million Love Songs, A
13)	I Found Heaven
14)	It Only Takes a Minute
15)	Once You've Tasted Love
16)	Promises
17)	Do What U Like
18)	Love Ain't Here Anymore (U.S. Version)

Tracks

1. How Deep Is Your Love

2. Never Forget

3. Back For Good

4. Sure

5. Love Ain't Here Anymore

6. Everything Changes

7. Babe

8. Relight My Fire

9. Pray

10. Why Can't I Wake Up With You

11. Could It Be Magic

12. A Million Love Songs

13. I Found Heaven

14. It Only Takes A Minute

15. Once You've Tasted Love

16. Promises

17. Do What U Like

18. Love Ain't Here Anymore ( Us Version )

Performer Notes

Take That disbanded just as they were on the verge of huge success in the U.S., but they never really needed American success -- for all of the early '90s, they were undefeatable on the Brit-pop charts. During their six years together, the band racked up seven number one hits, most of them between 1992 and 1996. Every member of Take That sang, but Robbie Williams, Mark Owen, and Gary Barlow were the main vocalists, and they have all of the best moments on the band's Greatest Hits collection. Weaving between dance/pop like "Relight My Fire," "Sure," and "I Found Heaven," and ballads like "A Million Love Songs," "Back for Good," and their farewell single, a cover of the Bee Gees' "How Deep Is Your Love, " Take That's Greatest Hits is sugary, infectious pop that practically defines the term guilty pleasure. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine