The Collection: Fire on the Mountain/Million Mile Reflections/Full Moon [2005 Short Box]

Disc 1
1	Caballo Diablo / The Charlie Daniels Band 4:28
2	Long Haired Country Boy / The Charlie Daniels Band 4:03
3	Trudy 4:51
4	Georgia / The Charlie Daniels Band 3:06
5	Feeling Free / The Charlie Daniels Band 4:10
6	The South's Gonna Do It / The Charlie Daniels Band 4:00
7	New York City, King Size Rosewood Red / The Charlie Daniels Band 3:26
8	No Place to Go / The Charlie Daniels Band 11:24
9	Orange Blossom Special / The Charlie Daniels Band 3:00
Disc 2
1	Passing Lane / The Charlie Daniels Band 3:17
2	Blue Star / The Charlie Daniels Band 3:40
3	Jitterbug / The Charlie Daniels Band 3:11
4	Behind Your Eyes / The Charlie Daniels Band 3:56
5	Reflections / The Charlie Daniels Band 5:26
6	The Devil Went Down to Georgia / The Charlie Daniels Band 3:37
7	Mississippi / The Charlie Daniels Band 3:10
8	Blind Man / The Charlie Daniels Band 3:46
9	Rainbow Ride / The Charlie Daniels Band 7:24
Disc 3
1	The Legend of Wooley Swamp / The Charlie Daniels Band 4:18
2	Carolina (I Remember You) / The Charlie Daniels Band 5:13
3	Lonesome Boy from Dixie / The Charlie Daniels Band 4:44
4	No Potion for the Pain / The Charlie Daniels Band 4:24
5	El Toreador / The Charlie Daniels Band 3:25
6	South Sea Song / The Charlie Daniels Band 4:32
7	Dance, Gypsy, Dance / The Charlie Daniels Band 3:34
8	Money / The Charlie Daniels Band 3:57
9	In America / The Charlie Daniels Band 3:20

All Music Guide

In 1997, Columbia released Collection, which combined the current CD releases of Fire on the Mountain, Million Mile Reflections, and Full Moon in a cardboard slipcase box. There was no difference from the individual discs on the market; those discs were merely put in a box, which made it convenient for a fan who wanted to get all three discs at once. Seven years later, Sony reformatted all of their previously released Collections, moving away from the slipcased jewel boxes and introducing a book-styled box set, where the three CDs sit with the liner notes from the individual CDs thrown into the bottom of the box. While it's still a convenient way to purchase all three albums, the packaging is unattractive and clumsy, particularly since the liner notes look orphaned without an accompanying jewel box. [This Epic edition comes packaged in long-box format.] Stephen Thomas Erlewine