These Are The Hits From 1989 To 1995. Dolly Has A Great Voice. I Have Been Listening To Her Since I Was A Kid. And She Is Still Around Today. I Like The Songs "Why'd You Come In Here Looking Like That" The 1989 Number 1 "Yellow Roses", "White Limozeen", The 1991 Duet With Ricky Van Shelton On "The Rockin' Years", And The 1995 Virsion Of "I'll Always Love You" With Vince Gill. This Is The Best CD.

I listened to this CD and think it is one of the best I have heard from Dolly. Everything I hear from her is good to listen to but her version of He's Alive is great. I saw her sing this on TV and was amazed. I hope to see a video of this come out soon. Dolly your one of the greatest talents to appear in any genre. One day my Fiancé and I hope to meet you and tell you that in person (as if you don't already hear people say that to you. ~¿~ )

I just thought I would bring your attention to the fact that the cover displayed and the editorial review are for "The Essential Dolly Parton" (first volume), not "I Will Always Love You and Other Greatest Hits". This is a good chart overview of her Columbia Records years, from the late 1980's through most of the 1990's. My favorites from this collection would include "Silver And Gold", a gospel number with Vince Gill harmonizing, and "He's Alive", another gospel number that showcases Dolly's vibrant vocals with a gospel choir. Whatever else you can say about Dolly, you gotta love her music!

Fourteen billion different compilations later and BMG/RCA continues to offer little of what as been out of print for years. Most of these songs are readily available elsewhere, but BMG/RCA is just too lazy to go digging for songs that are less common and more worth hearing. This particular compilation isn't the worst, and it actually has a notable highlight or two ("To Daddy" comes to mind) but by and large it is just same old, same old.

I really liked the song eagle when she flies. It seems to touch up the CD. Romeo isn't very good, though.