Definitive Greatest Hits Al Green

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Definitive Greatest Hits

1LISTENLet's Stay Together 3:17
2LISTENTired of Being Alone 2:52
3LISTENTake Me to the River 3:44
4LISTENI'm Still in Love with You 3:12
5LISTENLook What You Done for Me 3:06
6LISTENHere I Am (Come and Take Me) 4:14
7LISTENLove and Happiness 5:06
8LISTENKeep Me Cryin' 3:06
9LISTENCall Me (Come Back Home) 3:04
10LISTENLivin' for You 3:11
11LISTENLet's Get Married LP Version 5:36
12LISTENSha-La-La (Make Me Happy) 2:59
13LISTENL-O-V-E (Love) 3:09
14LISTENYou Ought to Be with Me 3:17
15LISTENOh Me, Oh My (Dreams in My Arms) 2:48
16LISTENFull of Fire LP Version 5:13
17LISTENBack Up Train / Al Green & The Soul Mates 2:19
18LISTENI Can't Get Next to You 3:48
19LISTENBelle 4:49
20LISTENI Can't Stop 3:48
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Al Green's Greatest Hits was first released in 1975 and has gone through several incarnations since then. Each successive edition has improved on the one preceding it, and though it is a little irritating that Definitive Greatest Hits (despite a slightly different title, it is the latest variation) follows its predecessor by only a year-and-a-half, it does make further improvements with the addition of six tracks. Given the greatness of Al Green's catalog, the title could expand to three or even four discs of highlights and only increase in value. Most of the expected classics -- including "Let's Stay Together," "Tired of Being Alone," "I'm Still in Love with You," and "Call Me" -- are here, along with a handful of welcome additions, from 1967's "Back Up Train" to 2004's "I Can't Stop." This is not just a fantastic introduction to a legend, or even soul music. It's a fantastic introduction to recorded sound. Andy Kellman, All Music Guide

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