Greatest Hits

1	Girls Ain't Nothing But Trouble 1988 Extended Remix 4:48
2	Men In Black Album Version 3:45
3	Summertime Album Version 4:31
4	Parents Just Don't Understand Single Edit 5:13
5	Boom! Shake The Room Album Version 3:48
6	Just Cruisin' Album Version 3:59
7	Ring My Bell Mr. Lee's Radion Mix 4:04
8	Brand New Funk Album Version 4:01
9	Lovely Daze previously unreleased 4:23
10	The Fresh Prince of Bel Air 2:56
11	A NIghtmare On My Street Single Version 4:57
12	A Touch Of Jazz Album Version 3:17
13	I Think I Can Beat Mike Tyson Album Version 4:48
14	The Magnificent Jazzy Jeff Album Version 5:22
15	I'm Looking For The One (To Be With Me) Album Version 4:34
16	You Saw My Blinker Album Version 4:12
17	Summertime '98 Soulpower Remix 4:50
18	Megamix Edit 3:42

Barnes & Noble

Often dismissed as a novelty act, DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince catapulted to the top of the rap game with lyrical humor, hilarious videos, and pop-ready hooks. The bravado of "I Think I Can Beat Mike Tyson," the hilarity of "You Saw My Blinker," and the languid flow of "Summertime" blasted out of every boom box on the block back in the day -- and these songs still sound as fresh today. "Boom! Shake the Room" may be the most grating single of the bunch, but it's still an addictive slice of party-pumping fun. And for fans of Will Smith's sitcom, the theme to "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" is included, as is the mega-hit title track from "Men in Black."

All Music Guide

DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince actually turned out better albums than many of their pop-rap contemporaries, but like their peers, they excelled at singles, not albums. That's what makes the appearance of Greatest Hits welcome. Although it has its flaws -- the sublime "Summertime" is here twice, but only as an "Extended Club Mix" and a "'98 Remix" -- it remains an excellent summation of their career, boasting such hits as "Girls Ain't Nothing But Trouble," "I Think I Can Beat Mike Tyson," "Parents Just Don't Understand," "Boom! Shake the Room," "Ring My Bell," "A Nightmare on My Street" and, as a bonus, Will Smith's 1997 solo hit "Men in Black." Stephen Thomas Erlewine