Given that many artists get the "best-of" treatment after only a few albums, it's quite remarkable that the first real Chris Isaak overview didn't appear until 2006, more than 20 years into the nostalgic pop/rock crooner's career. The 18-track non-chronological collection ranges from the twangy early single "Dancin'" to the guitar-rocker "King Without a Castle," one of four previously unreleased tracks. Along the way, the set makes room for Isaak's hits, including the ethereal "Wicked Game," the sinister "Baby Did a Bad Bad Thing," and his spot-on cover of "Only the Lonely" by Roy Orbison--one of his most obvious influences. Although some fans may be irked that Isaak's first non-holiday release since '02's ALWAYS GOT TONIGHT is a compilation, it's an exceptional one, and provides an excellent sampler of his charmingly vintage persona and formidable talent. <p>DVD Features: <p>Tracklist: <p>1. Wicked game <p>2. Dancin' <p>3. Somebody's Crying <p>4. San Francisco Days <p>5. Blue Spanish Sky <p>6. Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing <p>7. Can't Do A Thing (To Stop Me) <p>8. Let Me Down Easy <p>9. Blue Hotel <p>10. Dark Moon <p>11. Don't Make Me Dream About You <p>12. Think Of Tomorrow <p>13. Go Walking Down There <p>14. You Owe Me Some Kind Of Love <p>15. Gone Ridin' <p>16. Please <p>17. Washington Square <p>18. Wicked Game