Name: Hurt: The Best of Timi Yuro
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Hurt: The Best of Timi Yuro

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Album: Hurt: The Best of Timi Yuro
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Hurt
2)	I Apologize
3)	For You
4)	Smile
5)	She Really Loves You
6)	You Belong to My Heart
7)	Let Me Call You Sweetheart
8)	Count Everything
9)	I Know (I Love You)
10)	All My Love Belongs to You
11)	What's a Matter Baby (Is It Hurting You)
12)	Thirteenth Hour
13)	Only Love Me
14)	That's Right, Walk on By
15)	Love of a Boy, The
16)	I Ain't Gonna Cry No More
17)	Insult to Injury
18)	If I Never Get to Love You
19)	Make the World Go Away
20)	Look Down
21)	She's Got You
22)	Are You Sure
23)	Call Me
24)	I'm Movin' On, Pts. 1-2
25)	Something Bad on My Mind

Album: Hurt: The Best of Timi Yuro
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Hurt
2)	I Apologize
3)	For You
4)	Smile
5)	She Really Loves You
6)	You Belong to My Heart
7)	Let Me Call You Sweetheart
8)	Count Everything
9)	I Know (I Love You)
10)	All My Love Belongs to You
11)	What's a Matter Baby (Is It Hurting You)
12)	Thirteenth Hour
13)	Only Love Me
14)	That's Right, Walk on By
15)	Love of a Boy, The
16)	I Ain't Gonna Cry No More
17)	Insult to Injury
18)	If I Never Get to Love You
19)	Make the World Go Away
20)	Look Down
21)	She's Got You
22)	Are You Sure
23)	Call Me
24)	I'm Movin' On, Pts. 1-2
25)	Something Bad on My Mind

Performer Notes

Personnel: Timi Yuro (vocals).
Audio Remasterer: Kevin Reeves.
Audio Remixers: Kevin Reeves; Ron Furmanek.
Liner Note Authors: Dawn Eden; Steve Kolanjian.
Recording information: Custom Studios, Hollywood, CA; Fine Studios, NY; United; Wessex Sound Studiso, London, England; Western Studios, Hollywood, CA.
Photographer: Jeffrey Scales.
Unknown Contributor Roles: The Gospel Pearls; Johnny Mann Singers.
Arrangers: Ernie Freeman; Fred Norman; Les Reed; Marty Paich; Belford Hendricks; Burt Bacharach; Bert Keyes.
Hurt: The Best of Timi Yuro is a 25-track compilation of her Liberty work, all but one song dating from her commercial and artistic peak in 1961-1964. It includes all of her chart singles and some of her more memorable LP tracks, as well as an informative history by Dawn Eden. This is a jumpy document of an impressive talent whose material was not always up to her skills, with early-'60s orchestral arrangements ranging from effective to dated. ~ Richie Unterberger