If you do not know much about Anne Murray and love simple, touching ballads this is a great introduction into the world of Anne Murray. All the songs here are adult contemporary often straddling the line (perfectly I might add) between pop and country. The most memorable cuts are "What's Forever For", "It Should have Been Easy" , "Just to Feel this Love from You" and "Beginning to Feel like Home". This compilation has a melancholy feel to it and it reminds me of the feeling you get at Automn just before the advent of Winter. A beautiful effort all around.

Very nice easy listening. Any Anne Murray fan would enjoy this.

Love Songs is a beautiful, classic album by Anne Murray; both newcomers to Anne's artistry as well as diehard fans will be charmed by this release. The CD features Anne in her natural element, singing pop and country songs about love with all the good and the bad that can come with love. The quality of the sound is very, very good and I like the artwork.

"What's forever For" is the first song on this album; Anne delivers this with panache and I'm very impressed. Anne truly goes deep into the meaning of the lyrics to bring out and express every single nuance of the lyrics as she sings them; and this makes her performance shine particularly bright. I love it! "What's forever For" has a fine arrangement with music that fits perfectly with Anne's vocals; and this makes it a strong starter song. "You're a Part of Me" charms me with its natural beauty; just as another reviewer notes it's songs like this that will indeed stick in your head! Anne's cover of "Dream Lover" has her squarely front and center; this is a major highlight of the album and it's amazing.

"It Should Have Been Easy" has Anne delivering this wonderfully; she sings this to perfection--and beyond! The melody is easy on the ear and that country flavor works wonders for this ballad even if the lyrics aren't all that happy. "Just to Feel This Love from You" sounds strong and confident; Anne performs this without ever letting go of a single superfluous note and that's grand. In addition, there's Anne singing her heart out on "The Tennessee Waltz;" "The Tennessee Waltz" is a number I first heard on a Patti Page CD and I think Patti would approve of Anne's outstanding rendition of this ballad. Anne sings this with passion and great sensitivity; and it's clearly another gem on this album.

"Let's Keep It That Way" has a stunning arrangement and Anne Murray sings this with both style and grace; it's very memorable and I also really like "We Don't Make Love Anymore." "We Don't Make Love Anymore" is very poignant and Anne does this very well. There's yet another highlight in the final song on the album, "(He Can't Help It If) He's Not You." "(He Can't Help It If) He's Not You" showcases Anne singing marvelously; and that country twist makes it very special.

Anne Murray's talent over the years remains a constant and a treasure; this is a must-have for her fans. We are all better off for Anne sharing her gift with us; and hopefully she'll continue to perform for many years to come.

Because they will stick in your head. These are my favorites of her lovesongs, although my wife thinks they are about sad situations. If you know Anne Murray, you will recognize these favorites. Buy this along with The Best of Anne Murray, so far.

Anne Murray has and amazing and captivating voice. I could listen to her all day. Very relaxing and soothing.