Name: The Very Best of Don Williams
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SKU: 8254
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The Very Best of Don Williams

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Album: The Very Best of Don Williams
#	Song Title	Time
1)	I Recall a Gypsy Woman
2)	Amanda
3)	Shelter of Your Eyes
4)	We Should Be Together
5)	You're My Best Friend
6)	Tulsa Time
7)	'Till the Rivers All Run Dry
8)	Some Broken Hearts Never Mend
9)	Lay Down Beside Me
10)	I Believe in You
11)	Good Ole Boys Like Me
12)	I Wouldn't Want to Live If You Didn't Love Me
13)	I'm Just a Country Boy
14)	Ties That Bind, The
15)	Turn Out the Lights
16)	Say It Again
17)	It Must Be Love
18)	Love Me Over Again
19)	Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good
20)	If Hollywood Don't Need You
21)	Love Is on a Roll
22)	Stay Young
23)	That's the Thing About Love

Album: The Very Best of Don Williams
#	Song Title	Time
1)	I Recall a Gypsy Woman
2)	Amanda
3)	Shelter of Your Eyes
4)	We Should Be Together
5)	You're My Best Friend
6)	Tulsa Time
7)	'Till the Rivers All Run Dry
8)	Some Broken Hearts Never Mend
9)	Lay Down Beside Me
10)	I Believe in You
11)	Good Ole Boys Like Me
12)	I Wouldn't Want to Live If You Didn't Love Me
13)	I'm Just a Country Boy
14)	Ties That Bind, The
15)	Turn Out the Lights
16)	Say It Again
17)	It Must Be Love
18)	Love Me Over Again
19)	Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good
20)	If Hollywood Don't Need You
21)	Love Is on a Roll
22)	Stay Young
23)	That's the Thing About Love

Performer Notes

Don Williams' easy flowing and folky approach to country, really as much pop in execution as it was down-home, gave him an impressive run of chart hits, particularly in the 1970s, when his versions of 1973's "The Shelter of Your Eyes," 1974's "We Should Be Together" and "I Wouldn't Want to Live If You Don't Love Me," and 1978's "Tulsa Time" were chewing up the radio waves. This set of MCA sides includes all of the above tunes plus other mellow gems like "I Believe in You" and makes a nice introduction to the singer's peak commercial years. ~ Steve Leggett